This delightfully-presented five-owner PA was the subject of a nut and bolt restoration back in the ‘90s which, among many other things, included the installation of a new body tub, upholstery and wiring loom.

Though still looking good today, it has apparently driven a total of just 3,000-4,000 miles in the last 15 to 20 years, so would arguably now benefit for a degree of light recommissioning.

Resplendent in a pleasing shade of mid blue and trimmed in blue leather, it is currently considered by the vendor to have ‘excellent’ bodywork and upholstery, ‘good’ paintwork, and ‘average’ engine and four-speed manual transmission.

The MG apparently has a degree of racing pedigree and Richard Aspden’s book ‘The Classic MG’ features a photograph of it on track.

‘MG 3644’ is now offered complete with full weather equipment and a degree of history, including some original factory notes regarding a change of chassis.

The P Type Midget was launched in March 1934 and boasted 100 improvements o...