Despite being a full restoration project, this MG Maestro Turbo has already attracted quite a few bids. We’re not surprised, as it’s a rare hot-hatch!
From the seller: “MG Maestro Turbo #370 H919XEW Project in BRG, log book present, you can see from the video it runs but will need to be trailered away, definitely a full restoration project or reshell and sold as such, old cat C insurance claim in 2004, 6 previous owners.
It needs lots of work carrying out ,please study pictures closely .It has been stood quite a number of years,
Some work has already been carried out to remove the old rear panel ready for the new one to be fitted, the rear lights and surrounds ready to build in, which come with the car as does the rear bumper.
It has the full samco coolant hose kit and a full stainless exhaust system.”
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