The Last MGB Works Rally Car

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This is the last official MGB Works rally car, though I have to admit that I never knew the MGB factory went rallying. The car was recently restored and went on to be auctioned off, click the link here to read more about it.

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Published by Ben Branch - January 15th 2013

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