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Will it count as a classic for tax and insurance purposes? This hardware is attached to new British Motor Heritage bodyshells, which Frontline has seam-welded to maximise strength, correcting all the usual rust trouble spots in the process. Frontline's goal is to deliver a compact 'grand tourer' that will still happily devour a track day, so as standard it has just the two seats and a rear luggage deck. One look at the complex electrical system, as laid bare during production, is proof of that. Upgrades are 45mm throttle bodies, a new exhaust cam the variable timing on the inlet cam already has 40 degrees of adjustment , a custom Omex engine management system and a carefully tuned exhaust. On most roads it's the more pleasing version, the one that feels more as though it was fully developed by a big manufacturer, but the rawer Plus would ultimately be more fun on a track. The MG balances perfectly as you aim for the apex, then as you squeeze on the power the tail squats slightly and seems both to dig into the road and allow a gentle drift as you straighten the steering and the B catapults out of the bend.

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BMW M2 Competition vs. Save money on your car insurance Compare quotes Compare insurance quotes. Only in the way it rides crests, dips and undulations does this car show a hint of vintageness, the result perhaps of that heavy, tautly sprung live rear axle.

On the road it is immediately encouraging - no fear factor, just the reassuring smack of sorted capability. MG Car Club members are then invited to come and strip the scrap carcass for spares. Especially as, to be extra-sure, this one is seam-welded too.

Driven: Frontline Developments MG LE50

Continue to Prices and specs. Like the original ls50 a whole lot better too. This sounds great until you think s levels of torsional stiffness, a live rear axle and archaic lever-arm dampers, dated when the MGB was launched in and impossible even to consider now. Customer car number one is going to Miami.

Heritage shell means no butchered donor. Join the PH rating wars with your marks out of 10 for the article Your ratings will be shown in your profile if you have one! The MGB has never looked, or driven, so well Old spice Confronted with the LE50 for the first time, you're reminded just ld50 pretty the MGB actually is, with an elegance that's almost period Aston-ish.

Period features are faithfully done. Hence that mighty bhp, backed up by lb ft of torque at rpm. The ride is remarkably supple, partly thanks to the tall-sidewall tyres.

And the detailing is just gorgeous. This isn't just for the irony: I wonder why they chose an I4, and a relatively modest one at that.

Driven: the MG LE50

Suspension is aluminium wishbones with adjustable telescopic dampers at the front and a multi-link set-up with adjustable coilovers at the rear to better control the live axle Frontline has to retain for those type approval purposes. This car certainly feels very lively indeed, with none of the inertia and lugubriousness of siund original MGB to which, shape apart, it bears practically no comparison.

Its serial number and ke50 go to the LE Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. Browse cars for sale. This hardware is attached to new British Motor Heritage bodyshells, which Frontline has seam-welded to maximise strength, correcting all the usual rust trouble spots in the process.

With great power comes great responsibility.

You'd swear the motor was greater capacity even as it screams towards the 7,rpm peak - and the gorgeous short-throw gearbox action, which snaps spund the changes so sweetly you can't help but use it soynd more than strictly necessary. What do you think? This has no LSD to clank and click at low speeds, and isn't quite as explosive at high revs, but the engine is sweeter and the ride calmer. Plus the front wishbone suspension is a far better design than originally.

Substance too, in the claim of 4.

Driven: the MG LE50 | Top Gear

And the instruments are still Smiths and wear their original-style typefaces. If you can bear to forsake the engines own soundtrack, you may sojnd to turn on the premium JL stereo system. Souund features are faithfully done First clue to this potential comes even before you've pressed the Bakelite starter button.

Frontline already has well over customer test drives booked in, and it's being sold on a first come, first served basis. The MGB has never looked, or driven, so well.