This 1.5-liter 1979 MG Midget represents the culmination of a line that began in 1961 as MG’s compact, lightweight roadster aimed at providing accessible British sports car performance. Finished in Hot Chocolate Metallic with a complementary chocolate interior, black carpeting, and tan soft top, this example reflects the final iterations of the model before production ended in the late 1970s. The Midget, with its rear-wheel-drive layout and 4-speed manual transmission, was known for nimble handl

The Midget produced by MG between 1961-1979, reviving a previously used pre-war name. Based on the Austin-Healey Sprite, Midget used various A-Series engines (948cc to 1275cc) before possibly switching to a 1493cc Triumph Spitfire engine in the final version from 1974-1979. But have you owned one? #morrisgarages #healeysprite #morriscowley #britishheritage | Darren Vel Satis