Blending British charm with American appeal, the 1952 MG TD was part of the iconic MG T-series that began with the TA in 1936 and ran through the 1955 TF. The TD model featured a robust XPAG 1250cc inline-four engine and independent front suspension - an upgrade over its predecessor. By 1952, MG had refined the TD's design, offering improved handling and comfort, making it a favorite among postwar sports car enthusiasts. This right-hand-drive 1952 MG TD has been refinished in Ivory/Cream with red-painted vertical grille bars, tan convertible top, and side curtains. Its red interior includes reupholstered vinyl seats and door trim. The roadster features a four-speed manual transmission, centerhinged bonnet, folding windshield, wire wheels, a luggage rack, beige banjo-style steering wheel, and instrumentation from Jaeger (speedometer), Smiths (water temperature), and Lucas (amperes). Work completed since 2024 includes replacing the ignition switch, clock, fuel level sending unit, right-hand door striker plate and wedge, MG hubcaps, headlight/ignition switch, and the windscreen frame, brackets, and hardware. According to the MG T-Type Register, Car No. TD19841 was assembled on September 15, 1952, with the original engine number being XPAG/TD2/20172. Engine No. 20172 is visible on the engine stamp pad, while the full number is listed on the riveted octagonal tag attached to the block. This numbers-matching 1952 MG TD is now offered by the selling dealer with an MG T-Type Register Factory Production Record and a clean Missouri title.