Introduction
Dom Ginn
A charming piece of motoring history, the TD captures the romance of open-air driving and the craftsmanship of a bygone era.
The 1950 MG TD is one of those rare classics that instantly transports you to another era - an era when driving was intimate, mechanical, and beautifully simple.
Blending the timeless styling of pre-war MGs with updated post-war engineering, the TD delivered a charming yet surprisingly capable roadster experience. Its flowing wings, upright grille, and steel wheels evoke unmistakable character, while the lively 1,250cc engine and nimble chassis remind you that this little car was built to be driven.
Step inside and you’re met with handcrafted details - plush seating, a wooden dash, and gauges that tick with vintage precision. Whether admired at a standstill or enjoyed on a winding country road, the MG TD remains a beloved symbol of classic motoring, celebrated for its personality, craftsmanship, and enduring charm.
This example comes to market from almost ~5 years with our vendor and is particularly notable for its condition and restoration works. With the restoration having covered nearly every area inside and out, it's a dream to drive and admire. For those in the market for a very special classic, take a closer look at this cherished car.
This listing was written from information supplied by Dom after meeting Michael the owner, and having visited and photographed the vehicle.
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Hello, the receipt for the loom shows provision for indicators. Does it have the wiring in place?
Hi Micheal, does the car have a heater ? and wear are the side windows stored – thanks Alan
Hello, just wondered why it is listed as 1950 when chassis number equates to a build date of 23rd June 1953