1953...Jamaican?

The ad doesn't say that, but it sure looks like one..

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/4097327249.html

Interesting

bravenrace wrote: The ad doesn't say that, but it sure looks like one.. http://cleveland.craigslist.org/cto/4097327249.html

MGB running gear and I think a Fiberfab body from the 60s.

sure looks like it

this is said to be a '65

Its a Fiberfab Jamaican, but mid-late 60's. Most found homes on MGA or TR chassis. Doing one on an MGB is tougher because the MGB is a unit-body car... no separate frame.

In reply to 200mph:

Could be A chassis, actually I based my assumption on the plastic oil filler cap on the valve cover because I couldn't see enough other clues. I notice it did have a generator so it could be an early B engine or an A engine with some B parts.

The donor is a 60 or 61 MGA.

Apis_Mellifera wrote: The donor is a 60 or 61 MGA.

Love the styling of these... Wow... tons of rust. Not much there worth having except the body.

It says in the ad it's a '53.

wspohn has one. Seems to like it and it looks very nice.

How bad would it flex with a SBF in it, drool

aussiesmg wrote: How bad would it flex with a SBF in it, drool

Depends on what you do with the frame. The MGA is an easy platform to modify. I went this route

aussiesmg wrote: How bad would it flex with a SBF in it, drool

Remember Steve, we know a guy...

JFX001 wrote: It says in the ad it's a '53.

The ad is incorrect.

Here is some bodywork "set up for a triumph"

http://seattle.craigslist.org/est/cto/4136797812.html

Nice body styling. I'd be tempted to start from scratch with a tube frame and Miata running gear + LSX

This is a MGA based kit and it is a Jamacan!