1967 MGB GT EV Conversion
The 1967 MG MGB is sold for $31,750 on Cars & Bids. See Friday's Watchlist AI fair value, deal score, hammer-price prediction, and bidding intelligence for this 1967 MG MGBauction.
This 1967 MGB GT has been transformed into a stunning electric vehicle through a comprehensive restomod build. Featuring a Tesla-sourced electric motor and a custom LG Chem battery pack, this coupe offers a unique blend of classic styling and modern performance. The car has been meticulously restored with a bare-metal finish, and it boasts a widebody kit, upgraded suspension, and custom interior touches, making it a standout in the market. With only 1,500 miles since the build, it presents a rare opportunity for enthusiasts looking for a classic car with cutting-edge technology. Ideal for collectors and EV enthusiasts alike, this MGB GT is not just a car; it's a statement piece.
- Make: MG
- Model: MGB
- Year: 1967
- Transmission: Automatic
- Engine: Single Electric Motor
- Drivetrain: Rear-wheel drive
- Exterior color: Grampian Grey
- VIN: GHD3L73972
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1967 MGB GT EV Conversion — Friday's Watchlist valuation summary
This 1967 MGB GT has been transformed into a stunning electric vehicle through a comprehensive restomod build. Featuring a Tesla-sourced electric motor and a custom LG Chem battery pack, this coupe offers a unique blend of classic styling and modern performance. The car has been meticulously restored with a bare-metal finish, and it boasts a widebody kit, upgraded suspension, and custom interior touches, making it a standout in the market. With only 1,500 miles since the build, it presents a rare opportunity for enthusiasts looking for a classic car with cutting-edge technology. Ideal for collectors and EV enthusiasts alike, this MGB GT is not just a car; it's a statement piece.
- Sold price
- $31,750
- Condition
- Very Good (7.5/10)
- Bids
- 43
- Listing views
- 431
Highlights
- Highlights:
- This GT is a restomod build that underwent a bare-metal restoration, and it now features a Tesla-sourced electric motor and a custom LG Chem battery pack.
- A partial list of notable currently installed equipment reported by the seller includes a Mantell Motorsport widebody kit, a rear-mounted Tesla-sourced electric motor, a Dilithium Design BMS controller, a modified BMW E30-sourced rear suspension, Dutchman rear axles, Wilwood front brakes, BMW rear brakes, 16-inch VTO wheels, vinyl upholstery, custom cupholders, and Speedhut gauges.
- MG released the MGB as a roadster in 1962 to replace the MGA. Positioned in the lineup above the beloved MG Midget, the MGB received numerous updates during its 18-year production run and was smaller than the previous MGA, but offered more interior space. The GT's coupe design was penned by Pininfarina, and it joined the range for 1966 offering a small, folding rear bench seat. The GT was retired from the American market after the 1974 model year while the roadster continued through 1980, and was discontinued globally thereafter.
- Power comes from a rear-mounted Tesla-sourced electric motor that draws electricity from a custom LG Chem battery pack. Output is sent to the rear wheels via a single-speed automatic transmission.
- Recent Service History:
- Body stripped and media-blasted to bare metal
- Floor pans and rocker panels replaced