1935 MG PA
Chassis No. 1850
Engine No. 199 PB
Body No. 1170/1921
Manufacture: February 1935
An Exceptionally Restored Pre-War MG " Eligible for Numerous Global Events
Home Market Delivery Example to Dorset, England
Sold August 29, 1935 Through Knott Bros, Ltd.
Original Registration No. BEL 897
Accompanied by Photos and Copies of Original MG Factory Build Sheets and Order Documents via MGCC UK Archives
Original Correspondence, Early Servicing/Repair/Warranty Work
Recognized by the Triple-M Register
Imported from the UK to Cincinnati, Ohio (through Port of Baltimore), February 1975
Supported by Original Bill of Lading, Importation Documents and Correspondence
Beautifully Presented Early 2000s Fastidious Restoration by Avid MG Enthusiast
Supported by Large Dossier of Vehicle History, Records, Conversations, and Invoices
Upkeep and Additional Work Completed Thereafter
Shown and Displayed at Club Events, Shows and notably The Arizona Concours
Fitted with J-Type/Le Mans Cycle Wings and Brooklands Wind Screens
Supported by:
Numbered and Highly Detailed Chronological Photography Binder(s) " Before, During and After Restoration
Parts Catalogs and Restoration Resources in Magazine File
Enlarged Instruction Manual and Spare Parts Catalog Binder
Complete with Side Curtains, Soft Top, Boot Cover and Full-Cab Tonneau Cover
The MG P-Type, first introduced in 1934, superseded the J-Type Midget and formed the foundation on which the marque's famous T-Series would be built. The P-Type was powered by the last road going MG to feature Cecil Kimber's advanced overhead cam cylinder head. For the P-Type, an additional main bearing was added to make the engine more than strong enough to handle the rigors of competition and forced induction. In the face of increasing competition, the updated PB featured a 939cc version of the same OHC four-cylinder engine. (as equipped on this particular car)
MG was still very much a company that built road cars to support its sporting exploits, which inspired many owners to upgrade their P-Types accordingly - as many were bought by sporting enthusiasts who used their road going MGs in casual motorsport events such as rallies, hillclimbs and road racing. In the never-ending quest for speed and style, a number of P-Type owners have modified their cars by shedding accessories and trim, adding more power, and fitting lightweight bodywork.
Race on Saturday, Show on Sunday, and Drive on Monday, this exceptional MG PA is a versatile Pre-War sportscar with exceptional documentation eager for immediate enjoyment at nearly any vintage automotive event and available now for Worldwide delivery from our Houston, Texas showroom.
$76,500.00
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