More room in a B

Started by MGBV8, December 14, 2013, 06:24:45 PM

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MGBV8

Okay, I got tired of not being able to get the family in the B.   ;)

http://www.carsandracingstuff.com/library/m/mgb01.jpg
Carl

BlownMGB-V8

OK, now that's just stupid. I try really hard not to criticize creativity, but that right there goes against every single thing an MGB stands for. Even worst than the mile long Vette limo down at Myrtle Beach. At least with the Vette you could have said (for that year at least) that it wasn't truly a sports car, but in this case, pure unadulterated blasphemy.

Jim

mowog1

That's the stretch MGB owned by Dino Perez of Chicago. It's been finished since 1990 or so. It's not that bad of a car...it saved a couple of MGBs from the crusher, and is quite a conversation starter.

Not everyone's cup of tea...and one would need a stretch garage for storage.

Dino is one heck of an enthusiast and a really, really nice guy. He is pictured here, standing on the left behind the RV8. With him is Tom Radditz, who originally imported the car into the States from Bermuda...it was a basket case....a hurricane car if memory surves me correctly.

BTW.....he also owns a real MG RV8.

Chicagoland RV8.jpg

Merv

And the Limo also has a stocked BAR in the back, which is also a BIG plus.

Preform Resources

Yeah, I still want to see how you get in the back of the thing !? always have the top down ? anyway that's some bit of fabricating.
Dave

BlownMGB-V8

OK maybe I was being a bit harsh. But *really*?

Preform Resources

It was the thought of the stocked bar in back that got you, eh Jim   LOL
Dave

BlownMGB-V8

Might have to put it in a sipper cup though  ;-)

Jim

Dan B

"but in this case, pure unadulterated blasphemy. "


From an expert in such things ;)   LOL

classic conversions

Great idea, one of a kind. Now just imagine it with with a big blower sticking out of  the hood.

MGBV8

Quote"but in this case, pure unadulterated blasphemy. "


From an expert in such things ;) LOL

Exactly what I was thinking, Dan!
Carl

mowog1

Another strretch MGB exists in Minnesota.

robert1839

did it have a larger engine or brakes? i know when i loaded up my MGB GT (back when it was just a small 4 cylinder) it had to really work to move all 4 of us and then stoping took a bit more effert and then i got a bit of brake fade. cant imagen how much more that would be with the longer body and full of people

roverman

I say put it on the slalom course, and see how that 4 wheel steerin is workin....