Celebrate the enduring legacy of the MGB with this detailed Haynes jigsaw puzzle.
First introduced in 1962, the MGB became one of the world’s best‑loved British sports cars thanks to its modern unitary construction, lively 1.8‑litre engine, and timeless roadster styling. From the classic open‑top model to the elegant GT coupé, the MGB remains an icon of accessible, spirited motoring. This puzzle captures the charm of a true automotive legend.
Key Facts About the MGB
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Produced from 1962 to 1980
First announced and detailed on 19 September 1962
Replaced the MGA and introduced MG’s first unitary body shell, making it stiffer and more modern than its predecessor
Launched with an 1800 cc B‑Series engine producing around 95 bhp
Initially offered as a four‑cylinder roadster, later joined by:
MGB GT coupé (1965–1980)
MGC six‑cylinder (1967–1969)
MGB GT V8 (1973–1976)
Became one of the world’s best‑selling sports cars of its era
