We first wrote about Joe Holyfield‘s amazing 1974 MGB GT called “Double Agent” back in August. Joe recently reached out to us to share photos of the build process. You get a some sense of the work RM Motorsports did to fit a Roush Performance 5.0 L Coyote V8 into such a small car and … Read more
This 1974 MGB GT called “Double Agent” was built by Joe Holyfield and RM Motorsports in Wixom, Michigan. Sticking out of the hood is eight 55 mm throttle bodies connected to a 5.0 L IR Coyote V8 crate engine built by Roush Performance that makes 500 horsepower and 475 lb-ft of torque. The engine features … Read more
This 1977 MGB GT V8 is for sale on eBay in Four Marks, United Kingdom with an asking price of £19,995 or about $26,531. The sports car took five years to build and cost £30,000 ($39,807). Under the hood sits a 4.0 L Range Rover/Discovery V8 from Turner Engineering that features custom ductile iron flanged … Read more
Brian Collins spends his days working on British sports cars at his company Ceres Motorsports in Oviedo, Florida where they find new life and sometimes a new heart. The project started when Brian purchased a 1979 MGB roadster in 2012 on Craigslist. The roadster was in great condition having only two previous owners and 43,000 … Read more
This 1979 MG MGB convertible is for sale on eBay in Bellevue, Washington for $39,950. Under the hood sits a 302 GT40 V8 crate engine that makes 340 horsepower with Ford Racing GT aluminum heads, B303 hydraulic camshaft, forged crank and rods, Edelbrock RPM Air-Gap intake, and Holly 570 CFM carb. The transmission is a … Read more
This 1974 MG MGB received a restoration and engine swap in 2005. They replaced the factory engine with a 3.5 L Rover V8 that features a MGB GT V8 intake with dual SU HIF6 carburetors. The drivetrain consists of a MGB GT V8 four-speed manual with Laycock overdrive and Salisbury differential with MGB GT V8 … Read more