For Sale: 1952 MG TD in Media, Pennsylvania for sale in Media, PA
Vehicle Description 1952 MG TD MKII RHD Painted in MG Dove Gray with red leather interior.
Fitted with pre-war mg bucket seats to give more leg room for taller drivers.
Equipped with two fuel pumps.
Andrex shocks rebuilt by Apple Hydraulics.
Rare right-hand drive so originally a UK car.
Period finned valve and Tappet aluminum covers fitted with a rare period option Two Glass Holley carbs with MG logo.
Aluminum manifold.
Comes with a set of SU carbs.
Aluminum Alfin brake drums.
Custom made grill badge bar.
Marshall period headlights.
Louvered bonnet.
Tan cloth top and tonneau cover.
MK2 badge and proper reflectors on rear bumper.
Instruments restored by Nissonger of New York.
Chrome wire wheels and rare Dunlop Road speed tires (no longer available).
New wire harness (notice grab handle under left side of - most missing on the MK2).
This MG TD was restored from front to back.
The MK2 was sold as a competition variant.
Many were driven daily and raced on weekends as general Curtis LeMay opened the many Air Force bases on weekends for sports car races.
Price is $55,000.
00 US.
Fitted with pre-war mg bucket seats to give more leg room for taller drivers.
Equipped with two fuel pumps.
Andrex shocks rebuilt by Apple Hydraulics.
Rare right-hand drive so originally a UK car.
Period finned valve and Tappet aluminum covers fitted with a rare period option Two Glass Holley carbs with MG logo.
Aluminum manifold.
Comes with a set of SU carbs.
Aluminum Alfin brake drums.
Custom made grill badge bar.
Marshall period headlights.
Louvered bonnet.
Tan cloth top and tonneau cover.
MK2 badge and proper reflectors on rear bumper.
Instruments restored by Nissonger of New York.
Chrome wire wheels and rare Dunlop Road speed tires (no longer available).
New wire harness (notice grab handle under left side of - most missing on the MK2).
This MG TD was restored from front to back.
The MK2 was sold as a competition variant.
Many were driven daily and raced on weekends as general Curtis LeMay opened the many Air Force bases on weekends for sports car races.
Price is $55,000.
00 US.
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