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MGB Roadster · Auction results

1967 MG MGB Roadster auction results

MGB Roadsters · sold in the past two years

$10,000 to $16,000

Most sales landed here.

Sales through October 2026. Latest chrome-bumper MGB sale: July 2026.

10 MGB Roadster sales at auction in the past two years. 19 individual cars by VIN below, with 19 recorded sales.

Every 1967 MG MGB Roadster by VIN

Newest sale first
PhotoVINAppearancesLast resultDateMiles
GHN3L123821GHN3L1238211Sold $13,750 ($14,438 with buyer's fee)Aug 202657,000
GHN3L132015GHN3L1320151Sold $15,200 ($15,960 with buyer's fee)Jul 20269,000
18GBUH4044018GBUH404401Sold $23,500 ($24,675 with buyer's fee)Jun 20263,000
GHN3L99229GHN3L992291Sold $9,000 ($9,450 with buyer's fee)Feb 202628,000
GHN3L94302GHN3L943021Sold $12,767 ($13,405 with buyer's fee)Jul 202559,000
GHN3L131368GHN3L1313681Sold $35,250 ($37,013 with buyer's fee)Jul 202597,000
GHN3U135903GHN3U1359031Sold $24,550 ($25,778 with buyer's fee)Jul 202590,000
GHN3L128409GHN3L1284091Sold $6,250 ($6,563 with buyer's fee)Jun 20253,400
GHN3U133336GGHN3U133336G1Sold $1,800 ($2,050 with buyer's fee)Mar 202534,000
GHN3L108886GHN3L1088861Sold $6,800 ($7,140 with buyer's fee)Oct 202463,000
GHN3L127418GHN3L1274181Sold $9,100 ($9,555 with buyer's fee)Aug 202480,000
GHN3L112006GHN3L1120061Sold $28,500 ($29,925 with buyer's fee)May 202490,000
GHN3L124227GHN3L1242271Sold $6,600 ($6,930 with buyer's fee)Apr 202436,000
GHN3L131239GHN3L1312391Sold $16,500 ($17,325 with buyer's fee)Apr 202451,000
GHN3L130121GHN3L1301211Sold $15,250 ($16,013 with buyer's fee)May 202386,000
GHN3L107782GHN3L1077821Sold $35,200Jan 2023200
GHN3L129859GHN3L1298591Sold $22,750 ($23,888 with buyer's fee)Aug 202272,000
GHN3L132331GHN3L1323311Sold $21,750 ($22,838 with buyer's fee)May 202232,000
GHN3L129966GHN3L1299661Sold $14,250 ($14,963 with buyer's fee)Apr 202236,000

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No chart and no score. Every figure on this page is a hammer price from a real auction, matched to the car’s trim, body and gearbox, converted at the rate on the day it sold, with the replicas, projects and odd sales set aside. The range is where most of those sales landed. Where there aren’t enough sales to say something, the page says so instead.

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