This is the first beauty shot I took of my little 1980 MGB taken in front of our Vancouver WA home. Here's a shot of the immaculate interior with the new leather seats. The entire car shows careful attention to detail... this is the ultra clean engine compartment. Featuring a polished aluminum valve cover, Weber downdraft carburetor with K&N filter, with custom headers, improved aspiration, and high performance electronic ignition. Compared to OEM, this engine has received a total sanitary makeover. Here's a beautiful photo with me at the wheel taken at a waterfall display near our home. Another photo at the waterfall taken from a different angle. Almost looks like a magazine ad. Famous for its racy MGB ads back in the 60's and 70's, here's my impression of my MGB in a sexy ad. Here we stopped by a springtime display of a row of gorgeous flowering trees. This photo taken at Beacon Rock State Park with the towering Beacon Rock in the background. This impressive photo was taken at Smith Rock State Park in Central Oregon near Bend. Closeup photo was taken at Smith Rock State Park. Here's another iconic shot at the magnificent Smith Rock State Park from a different angle. I also turned this stunning photo into my impression of an MG magazine ad. Here's the MG stopped for a Kodak moment with Central Oregon's Three Sisters in the background. Here's the MG in front of a beautiful waterfall display and the large sign at one entrance to Sunriver, OR. Here we are on an Oregon coastal highway tour, stopped near a scenic beach location on "3 capes" road. Here we are after a backroads tour, stopped near home along Hwy 14 with Mt Hood in the background. Half a million MGB's were imported into the US over the years. Was that our car in the foreground? The most popular sports car in America at the time, the MGB was featured on many magazine covers. Road & Track Magazine featured the 1963 MGB on its cover with an eight page article inside. Here's a brief list of many other online MG Reviews and Magazine Articles Here is a fine sketch of an early white MGB Mk I Roadster from 1963. Here is a marvelous sketch of a white MGB Mk IV Roadster like ours. Send us an e-mail and say hi with any comments on our MG adventures Back to the Blog index page for the MGB