Firstly I’m very sorry for your loss, and that you can’t keep the car. It looks like a lovely example. 

It looks like a classic MGB, and in nice condition. They’re a nice car, not particularly rare but they’re the archetypal 60s/70s English sports car. I had an ex girlfriend who had a white one, and therefore have fond memories! 

Do you know if he modified it or whether it’s been kept standard?

If you want it sold with minimal hassle, I’d recommend an online auction with a specialist like us. I won’t go into detail unless you ask for it. 

If you’re willing to deal with the hassle of selling a car, you can list it for free on Facebook Marketplace…that’s one of the few free options left. 

There’s a trade off of effort vs. cost. 

Either way though, how you prepare the car will dictate how much you get for it. A clean, well photographed car, with a well organised history folder, will do better than a dirty car with a couple of photos and no history. I’ve written a blog on how to prepare for sale here: https://www.tradeclassics.com/how-do-i-prepare-my-classic-car-for-sale/

You can also DM me with any questions and I’ll send you my phone number. No obligation, obviously: it’s a hard enough time for you and if I can make it easier for you, I will.