A more desirable ‘round rear wheel arch’ (RWA) iteration of the Midget, ‘TTH’ was first registered on 4th October 1972.

The history books say the square arch was stronger in rear impact tests necessary to pass the 5mph US Federal requirements that went into effect from 1975.

Or, to put it another way, it was more economical to go back to the square rear arch than it would have been to add enough reinforcement to the rear of the car to make the round (RWA) pass the test, so, back to a square-off rear arch it was.

Whatever, the RWA body of 1972-1974 has a lot of fans amongst MG enthusiasts.

Leaving the factory in Orange.

A colour change to British Racing Green was recorded with the DVLA in 2015.

Whilst a great colour for a Midget, the paint does show age-related imperfections, including marks, touch‑up areas and a few small dents, while the underside appears solid with some underseal applied.

Inside, the car is trimmed in Black vinyl with Red piping.

Some cosmetic customisation h...