1948 MG TC

The 1948 MG TC is a vintage British Roadster, produced by the Morris Garages company in Abingdon, England. This car was manufactured in the late months of 1947 and registered as a new vehicle in February of 1948. The MG TC, standing for "Midget" and "Competition", features an iconic pre-war design with its open-top body style, chrome wire wheels, and distinctive vertical louvres on the bonnet. Powered by a 1250 cc XPAG four-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission, it delivers around 80 horsepower. The MG TC stands as an excellent example of post-WWII British motoring, embodying the classic sports car spirit and has been well-maintained in its original U.S. registration area of Sulligent, Alabama.

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