I had a 1969 model Midget while in college. It was fun, reasonably quick, handled like a dream and was surprisingly robust. Great little car. BTW, that’s not a cap on the wire wheels, it was a knock off holding the wheel on the axle. You used a rubber mallet to take them on and off.

That 4 cylinder sounds are throwbacks 😊😊

Can't find 'em, grind 'em.......🏎

What an awesome car. You don't see these around anymore 👌👌

Just like mine but better condition - spec wise, identical! Not enough reviews of these out there

That engine bay is cleaner than a tray of surgical tools!!!

Had a ‘67 MG Midget in Hawaii. Too much fun driving the island. Best little car, great gas mileage, easy maintenance. So much fun racing TR3’s and MGB’s. Later bought a ‘69 MGC-GT.

Zack, I will try to phrase this as diplomatically as possible. The Valiant seen at 3:37 would have provided a decade or more of faithful service while you would have been very lucky to get your MG to start ten days in a row. 😁

I miss classic sports cars like this beauty

I love it. Little cars, especially little roadsters like this, make me smile and they've always seemed perfect for having fun or just getting around.

MG made use of every inch. It's still a good-looking little car and the US bumpers ruined the classic styling. I'm surprised you weren't looking over the windshield. Let's see you get in with the top on.

Another great review. Any idea if the older bumpers could be retrofitted?

I'm quite sure those MGs had the A-series engines,that were used in Minis right up until the 'New BMW Mini' came out,as well as other versions of English BMC & British Leyland mini cars....definitely has a very distinctive exhaust note. Even the 1980s & 1990s Austin & Rover Metros used that same engine. Morris Minors used them,as well.

You are one busy dude! thanks for the reviews

the Midget was a pure sports car - everything you needed on a sunny weekend day, and nothing else. Pure basic funn.

You should include more exhaust clips in your future videos. Great work! God bless you!

Great video! Everything you said is spot on. I'm lucky enough to drive the same car, same colour, same June 1974 in right hand drive - almost 50 years old and still going strong.

Without the MG, I might not have an S2000 in the garage. A very influential roadster that inspired the Miata and the S2K. 🏁

The Morris Minor actually shares the engine with the Midget: the Austin A-series.

Beautiful car. Nice review.

This is definitely the sweet spot for the Midget. Great video!

Supposed to open the door with your opposite hand. Good review. I own a 74 Midget.

I've seen plenty of these Midgets with a Datsun B-210 engine.

My seventh grade teacher had a newer one. I used to see it in the school parking lot. She was a tall good looking lady. I wondered how she fitted in it. 👌😁❤️💜😎

What an awesome car! Love it!

Love these little British cars

Where did you get the shift knob from?

nice weekend car. with all the big SUVs and pick up trucks , i would never drive one theses days. A different time.

That's a well-loved car.

I have a soft spot for the MGB with 5mph bumpers (in part 'cus my Dad owned one and in part because it's cute), but yeah, that regulation was not kind to the Midget. Honestly, though, I'm amazed British-Leyland carried on with the Midget and B as long as they did in the US, considering the horrendous smog regulations stifling what were already mills that didn't make huge power.

Ya know Zack It would be cool If every video you put a msrp like you do with new cars even if it’s a guess

Please review the Isuzu KB 200 or 250 fleetside

I bet this car also gave inspiration for Japanese K cars!

Front bumper and woodwork tray are not stock

I bet the owner was scrambling before he showed up.

I always thought these had a 1600 engine.

1974 is not old. I have five cars, and the newest is a 1972. All of them are American. I like British cars, but they are simply not reliable enough to actually go anywhere in. And I wouldn't touch an Asian car with a 10 foot pole. I wish an American company would have made a car like this back then. No, I can't afford a first generation Corvette, and would be terrified something would happen to it if I had one, so it would never get driven. If that throwout bearing is a known problem, you'd think the aftermarket would have come up with a solution for it. None of those old British cars would still be running if it were not for the aftermarket. To me, that car would be ten times the fun of a Miata. The Miata is basically a computer on wheels, and is a bit too refined for me. I like cars with a few rough edges. I call it character. One of my cars is a 1969 VW Bug, with a well built motor and a somewhat loud exhaust system. Maybe I should trade it for a convertible model.

Why they no make roadster no more? 😢

Can’t usually understand the hate for the US bumpers. Those bumpers have allowed me to push things out of the way without damaging the car, and they don’t look bad on my car. They don’t look good on the MG unfortunately but if looks are everything to you, alright.

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