Manton Specialist Cars are proud to offer this 1954 example of an MG TF in unmarked old English White fitted with the 1250cc XPAG engine , The car is in exceptional condition throughout, with the unmarked paintwork complimented perfectly by the black leather interior and black fabric hood, Unmarked chrome wire wheels and chrome luggage carrier just add to the overall desirability of this classic sports car, The car shows a recorded 40235 miles and has had 3 owners since returning to the UK in 1990 and has been owned by the current owner since 2019, The car not only looks exceptional but has perfect manners when driven – a true British sports car to be enjoyed this summer, This MG TF was one of three cars in the private collection of a noted Morgan Car dealer. His estate have now released these cars to be enjoyed by a new generation of enthusiasts, A Brief History, Although an integral part of the newly formed British Motor Corporation (BMC), MG was still referred to as the MG Car Company by everybody in the car industry and by the general public., During the lifetime of the BMC, from 1952 to 1968, three iconic British sports cars were produced:, • MG TF, • MGA, • MGB, Manton Specialist Cars is delighted to be able to offer an exceptional example of each of these classic British sports cars for sale:, • 1954 MG TF, • 1955 MGA, • 1968 MG Roadster, The MG TF was introduced in 1953 and production ceased in 1955. Number built - 9600 cars - all versions. The MG TF is often referred to as 'the last of the square riggers' due to its very strong resemblance to the pre-war Midgets. Launched at the 1953 Motor Show the TF was greeted with mixed reactions from enthusiasts and journalists alike. It was sufficiently different from its predecessors to be classed as a new model but yet continued the traditional T series classic lines. Sales of the two TF versions, 1250 cc and 1500 cc totalled 9,600 in 19 months, a creditable achievement for the time, Initially the car was launched with the 1250 cc XPAG engine that had made its debut in the TB Midget back in 1939 , White, £29,950