Modern Classic Cars Foundation Ltd

11/10/2026

Why build a resto-mod? This 1959 MGA is the perfect example of classic design and modern performance - available now on Collecting Cars.

09/10/2026

Our MGA resto-mod is currently live on Collecting Cars.

This MG A is a charming and extensively resto-modded classic British roadster, presented in an appealing colour scheme.

It is now powered by a Mazda-sourced naturally aspirated 2.5-litre 16-valve inline-four, driving the rear wheels via a Mazda five-speed manual transmission.

Link in the comments to view more or bid.

08/10/2026

Dunlop style alloy wheels are a common modification we use on both our resto-mods and restorations.

Inspired by the racing wheels used in Jaguar D-Type series vehicles they are a stronger, and easier to clean alternative to traditional wire wheels.

06/10/2026

3 MGBs, 3 very different engines. Which would you choose?

04/10/2026

Finished in beautiful Tartan Red with a subtle charcoal interior, this classic MG B GT now hides a 2.5L Mazda twin-cam engine producing around 230 horsepower, paired with a 6-speed gearbox, upgraded suspension, modern brakes, air conditioning, power steering and heated seats.

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This stunning 1971 MGB GT came to us as a solid Australian-delivere...

04/10/2026

Sydney Harbour, a view befitting of this MGB resto-mod.

Finished in BMW Aplina Green with an Ox Blood interior, this build is unique and eyecatching without straying too far from the MG heritage.

It’s Mazda 2.5L engine and 6-speed gearbox make it the perfect sports car for zipping
around the city.

01/10/2026

230HP in a classic MG B GT… More on our YouTube - link in comments 📺

29/09/2026

A 1972 Lotus Elan +2. The most comfortable classic to drive? No.. The most fun? Absolutely

24/09/2026

This EV Mini was finished in Performance Blue making the Gold GTI Blue Tartan Hi-lights throughout the interior a perfect pairing.

Other special touches in the interior include a Mota-Lita steering wheel, custom classic Mini Gauge Cluster where the fuel gauge has been modified to reflect battery capacity and a hidden wireless phone charging pad.

24/09/2026

With limited factory MGB GT V8’s made, the Rover V8 conversion has long been a favourite modification for an MG B.