1937 MG TA • The archetype of the English roadster. • Chronological certificate. • This car has been standing still for more than 30 years with the need for consequent restorations. • Black old plates. • Complete. Of the cars produced by M.G. the T series is the best known in the world. In 1935, the MG Car Company founded in 1938 lost much of its independence when it became part of the Nuffield Group. The era of racing engines and overhead camshafts was over; the design office moved from Abingdon to Cowley. The MG TA was the first Midget designed in Cowley, it looked like a PB but was a little longer and a little wider; the most noticeable change was under the hood, where the overhead camshaft engine had been replaced with a simpler engine to build. This example was assembled in 1937. It was registered for the first time in England and arrived in Italy in the early 1970s, as evidenced by the chronological certificate (available with the car). The car is registered with second registration black plates (Turin) and is with old works done in black/red livery with black interior.