The Ultimate MGB GT Restomod - A Dream Car Transformation! | Jay Leno's Garage

Join Jay Leno as he explores the incredible transformation of a 1970 MGB GT into a stunning restomod masterpiece. Discover the craftsmanship behind Frontline Cars’ bespoke modifications, featuring a powerful Rover V8 engine, modern suspension, and luxurious interiors. This episode dives deep into the art of blending classic design with cutting-edge technology, creating a car that offers an unparalleled driving experience. Whether you're a classic car enthusiast or a fan of innovative engineering, this episode is a must-watch!

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[KanjoNights]

This is without a doubt my favorite MGB GT. Stunning from top to bottom. You can tell how much Frontline cares about every little detail.

[allareasindex]

This guy is so gracious and clearly has explained the car so many times that it all flows well. A pleasure to hear him.

[daweigo]

One of the most BEAUTIFUL cars have ever seen, so simple and stylish

[mikerobinson]

I have Frontline's front and rear suspension kit and front and rear disk brake kits in my '80 B V8. Totally transformed the ride and handling of the car. Unbelievable difference.

[greganderson]

I owned a '69 MBG-GT in the late 80s, and after seeing this restomod with a 350 hp engine with that transmission, and the braking and suspension mods, I am wanting one.
Congrats Frontline for taking a nice car and making a beautiful hot car.

[Banginheadlights]

We are so proud to have a set of our Bangin Headlights in this car!!

[lofimiata]

If I go to a cars and coffee I would walk right by all the supercars to see this. Very well done.

[Mentaz]

Jay looks pretty good again. I'm very glad for him.

[machohogan]

The company man is fantastic, you can feel his passion and excitement, his knowledge is incredible. What a great car and a fantastic video.

[donalmilmo-penny]

Frontline are absolutely brilliant. I had a K Series converted Midget with brakes, suspension, etc, etc from them built on a new shell. An absolutely fabulous car, everything worked and was reliable.

[joevanseeters]

What MG could only have dreamed of when they designed the original car! These restomods take cars up to the next level in engineering and reimagine the car as a modern car. This car is so tastefully done, it is so elegant, yet a muscle car in disguise too! One of the best MG's ever done! Congrats to the owner of the company for keeping these incredible sports GT cars alive, and then taking it to the modern day excellence they have engineered into this car. Only a fortunate few will be able to own one of these incredible machines.

[soyounoat]

This car and it's builder both appear to be of the highest class. Well done, and I want one.

[howardmckenna]

That interior is magnificent! Absolutely gorgeous! Wow.

[marklittle]

I always thought MGs looked better than they performed. This resto mod solves THAT. What a nice little hot rod...

[joakimhjelm-svennesen]

What a beauty!!! Looks so modern yet so classic, with the deleted chrome bumpers and the black wheels and the new color and the original lines, although the fenders been widened. That’s how a restomod should look like. And I’m so glad they kept a gasoline/petrol engine and not that EV restomod

[lee]

A Stag done by these guys would be amazing. MGs and Triumphs shall never meet!

[BobbyKuul]

This is always been one of my three favorite vehicles of all time. When I was four or five years old, my dad had a 1969 MGB GT with a Ford 289 V8 and a four speed top loader driving a Ford 9 inch in the rear. It wasn’t as refined as this vehicle is because my dad built it by himself in the backyard. But it was fast and it was perfect in the British racing green with the black vinyl on the inside. I’ve wanted to build one myself for many years. But now I’m 50 years old And a single dad to a four-year-old with ASD. Anything I want is a pipe dream anymore. Service episode was a moment in time for me.

[robertrishel]

Just😍😍😍. One of the prettiest cars ever designed. The perfect subject for a tasteful resto-mod.

[Jch]

That is the most beautiful and classy interior I have ever seen. I love these British cars.

[mmontes]

I drove an MGB GT back in the late 80s. I loved the car, it was comfortable and drove really well. The only problem was it constantly kept going to the mechanics for various problems. After multiple expenditures and trips to the mechanic, I decided to get rid of it and get another car. I wish I had the money back then to maintain it, but as a young person, just starting out, I couldn't keep up with it.