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MG TC

TC

35.000 €
V.A.T. included

MG TC

TC

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35.000 €
V.A.T. included
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PRO
15
Condition
Second hand
Mileage
45.789 km
Gearbox
Manual
First registration
03/1947
Fuel
Petrol
Emission class
-
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Description

At the end of the war, MG, like so many other British car manufacturers, simply dusted off the old plans and started producing cars that were essentially obsolete. The TC was a TB with a 4-inch wider body, shackle springs instead of trunnion springs, and a single 12-volt battery mounted on the engine bulkhead instead of two 6-volt batteries behind the seats. Production of the TC began in September 1945 and continued until November 1949.
 The TC was a pre-war car, built after the war. Abingdon didn't expect much from it, but it was a seller's market after the war and they underestimated the car's acceptance overseas.

 The popularity of the MG TC is surprising when compared with most other post-war cars, particularly American cars, which had heaters, powerful, large-capacity engines, comfortable and relatively quiet. The TC made no concessions to comfort and had a noisy little engine. However, despite its modest performance, it could be fired off with abandon and, thanks to its four-speed gearbox and high-revving engine, it was a joy to drive.

 TC owners ranged from the man on the street to famous actors and aspiring racing drivers. Because it was easily modified, it became the car of choice for the fraternity of "boy racers". In total, 10,000 were produced, more than the total production of 8,451 midgets between 1928 and 1936, when production of the P-type ceased. Phil Hill, Formula I champion in 1961, raced a modified TC early in his career in 1951, while at the other extreme, Prince Phillip of Greece, the future Duke of Edinburgh, wooed his future wife in a brand new black TC in the late 1940s. There is no doubt that the TC introduced MG to the world and in the United States it became the epitome of the English sports car.

 This example was completely restored in the 2000s and was acquired by the current owner in 2013. It is still in very good condition. The vehicle has then been carefully maintained up to the present time. The doors and side windows are present.

 More info on: https://www.route59.be/all/mg-tc-midget/

General information
  • Second hand
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  • MG
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  • TC
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Vehicle history
  • 45.789 km
  • 03/1947
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Technical specifications
  • Manual
  • 4
  • 54 HP
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  • 1300
  • 4
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Energy consumption
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  • Petrol
Aesthetics
  • Green
  • Beige
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  • Leather
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