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MGC GT and Roadster The MGC GT shared the same body shape as the GT V8, except for a bulge in the bonnet to accommodate the long six-cylinder motor. The engine consisted of 6 …

May 22, 2020 · There was an alternative in the BMC engine arsenal that seems not to have been considered, an engine that would have in all probability created a superb and powerful MG, …

Top photo – Bit of history here , Peter Morgan in his C and Graeme Davies in his V8. Below Graeme Ruby showing his dirt track skills.

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MGB V8's Between December 1972 and September 1976, some 2,591 V8 MG’s were built, these sold for 2,400 pounds each. The car was supplied with a Rover 3.5 litre motor, which is still …

Sep 4, 2005 · The V8, however, is a much more sorted car than the MGC. The engine was smaller and considerably lighter than the C-series six and they did not muck with the …

Launched in August 1973, the V8 powered MGB combined the popular fixed head coupe body style with a powerful three and half litre light alloy V8 engine. The Rover powerplant ran with a …

May 9, 2019 · The V8 was certified for the US, but never exported, a victim of Triumph’s dominant role at BL. The TR7 (and later the V8 TR 8) were on the way, and they did not want …

By virtue of its aluminium cylinder block and heads, the Rover V8 engine actually weighed approximately forty pounds less than MG’s iron four cylinder. Unlike the MGC, the MGB GT …