Frontline Cars will bring its V8-powered LE60 to The Quail, showcasing its money-no-object MGB. Here's what these offer.

Dubbed the V8 LE60, this MGB-based sports car weighs just 2,473 pounds (1,121 kg) and makes 375 hp. Frontline Cars also worked on the chassis to ensure it can handle the power.

While one, the LE60 is a V8-powered hot rod, the other, called MG Bee, is a subtle, all-electric version that retains its manual transmission and weighs just 2,614 lbs (1,186 kg).

As its name implies, the MGB-based electromod aims to retain the fun in driving by keeping the driving characteristics of a combustion engine car despite switching to an all-electric powertrain.

MG specialist Frontline has created a re-engineered MGB with a 4.8-litre Rover V8, which will be sold alongside an all-electric version ...

It's one of a pair, the Blaze Red MGB GT familiarization car from the 1967 running of the 12 Hours of Sebring, sibling to the British Racing Green example that ran the event in the hands of Paddy ...

UK engineering firm Frontline aims to bring out the best of the MGB with a pair of restomods that are significantly more advanced than the original.

The moniker denotes 60 years of the classic, home-mechanic favourite MGB, and it is the most powerful car Frontline has ever built. An all-new 4.8-litre Rover V8 makes a starring appearance up ...

The license plate on this jacked-up MGB says everything you might need it to, because FIVEOMG is both a portmanteau of the five-liter engine swapped into this car and the fact that it's an MG ...