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1968 MG C GT

GCD13873GroadUnited Kingdom

A 1968 MGC GT finished in Snowberry White with black upholstery, built between 7 and 9 October 1968 and despatched on 11 October 1968 as a UK right-hand-drive car. One of fewer than 4,500 MGC GTs produced before the model was discontinued in 1969, this example forms part of the Twin Sparks Collection and underwent a fully documented comprehensive restoration in 2018, with parts and labour costs recorded in detail. It is considered an increasingly scarce and desirable survivor of the short-lived six-cylinder MGB derivative.

Ownership

  1. 2023-02-24Auction sale
    Sold £23,000 (≈ $29K)

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  2. Date unknown
    Long-term prior owner
    partial documentation

    According to the original project listing, this owner held the car for approximately 26 years before selling it on in unrestored condition.

  3. Date unknownPrivate sale
    Restoration owner
    partial documentation

    Purchased the car in project state and commissioned a comprehensive restoration in 2018, retaining detailed records of parts sourced and costs incurred.

  4. Date unknownAcquisition unknown
    Twin Sparks Collection
    partial documentation

    Current custodian; the car is presented as part of this curated collection of restored vehicles.

Competition

No competition history extracted from the catalogue.

Maintenance & restoration

  1. 2018
    Restoration

    Full documented restoration with itemised parts list; components sourced primarily from MGB Hive and Moss Europe, with parts expenditure of approximately £6,378 and labour costs of around £5,000. Pre-restoration photographs confirm the extent of work undertaken.

    A detailed summary sheet records each part purchased and its supplier. The car is supported by a Heritage Certificate confirming original specification.

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