1972 1275cc MG MIDGET REVIEW

Looking at investing your hard earned into a classic British sports car? Then this 1972 1275cc MG MIDGET REVIEW will help you whittle down the selection!

Yes, Rich and Andy are back together again. We found one sunny day in October to film a covid compliant review of this little beauty.

The MG Midget is world famous for being a cheap, fun, and mostly reliable way to enjoy top down classic motoring. This 1275cc MG actually has a refurbished Ivor Searle engine in it, but it is still a stock engine with no frills attached.

Rich also own an MG Midget, but has a later 1500cc engine version. Sadly however his car is now destined for parts, as it has rotten so badly, it would cost well over £8k to restore. and for that money you could get an amazing well looked after one.

We hope you enjoy this MG Midget Review, as always any questions or requests, throw them down below in the comments.
HUGE Thanks to Robert Cooke for the Drone footage, Richard Wharmby, Julian Flayand Michael Davis for the stills of their cars; AND to the Midget and Sprite Club, for all their support with Margo over the years.
Cracking piece of music as Rich drives off:

Fanfare for Space by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1300026

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