The Healey Factory

A BRITISH RACING GREEN 100 MPH CLASSIC 

Imported into Australia by The Healey Factory, and Sold in 1992 as a Restoration Project with the Chassis Restored, the Outer Panels Roughed & Painted Internally, this BN2 Subsequently Underwent a Comprehensive Rebuild and Restoration, and as a result the '100' Presents Exceedingly Well Nearly 30 Years On!

1956 AUSTIN HEALEY 100/4 BN2

DESIGN EXCELLENCE, TECHNICAL BRILLIANCE

This Phoenix Red Example is a Series I 4.2L OTS (Open Two Seater), that has Travelled Only 6,800 Miles Since it was given a Concourse Restoration in 2000, by Renowned Jaguar Specialist 'Widdicombe Classic Cars' of Burleigh Heads QLD.

1967 JAGUAR E-TYPE SI

A DUOTONE 100 MPH CLASSIC 

This Austin Healey 100 (BN1) is a Very Tidy Example and Presents Exceptionally Well, Finished in Duotone Black over Red, Finished with a Red Leather Interior and Matching Red Carpets. A Near New Black Fabric Soft Top and Side Screens are also Supplied for when the Weather takes an Unexpected Turn.

1954 AUSTIN HEALEY 100 / 4 BN1

SUPERB QUALITY ICONIC CRUISER

This First Generation, 1968 Oldsmobile Toronado has been a part of Two Large Car Collections Since Arriving in Australia, Firstly the Lost In The 50's Museum, then a Private Victorian Collection. The Bodywork is in Superb Condition, with Concours Quality Red Paintwork and Brilliant Chromework Accentuating the Late 60's Styling.

1968 OLDSMOBILE TORONADO

ORIGINAL RHD WITH AUSTRALIAN HISTORY SINCE 1967

Produced Between October 1963 and March 1968 a Total of 17,712 Austin Healey 3000 MkIII's were Built, with the Production Split into Three 'Phases' Denoting Major Production Changes.

1964 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 MKIII

RHD, MANUAL, SUPERCHARGED CONVERTIBLE!

Introduced in 1997 the C5 Corvette was a Spectacular Leap Forward in Build Quality, Performance and Dynamics over the Previous Generation's C4. Hydroforming was used to Produce the Two Main Frame Rails, Providing an Enormously more Ridged Construction, while the Transmission was Intergrated with the Differential, Forming a Transaxle Driven Via a Torque Tube, Producing a 50-50% Weight Balance Front & Rear.

1999 CHEVROLET CORVETTE C5

ADELAIDE DELIVERED  OWNED FOR 52 YEARS

This Austin Healey 100, was Bought as a 12 Year Old Car in 1967 by the Current Owner, the BN1 was Restored by The Healey Factory some 24 Years Ago. Since the Restoration it has been Stored Securely with Infrequent Use.

1955 AUSTIN HEALEY 100 / 4 BN1

1968 JAGUAR 420 
SN3843   VIN:P1F1814BW   ENG:7L95948

$49,500
(To be sold UN-Registered & with Vic RWC)

STUNNING 4.2 LITRE -MANUAL/OVERDRIVE

Introduced in 1966, and produced for just 2 years, the Jaguar 420 was a sports compact saloon, bridging the previous MkII/S-Type and the XJ6 that would follow. As opposed to it's similarly named stable mate the 420G, the 420 was 14.5 shorter, and 224kg lighter, while still utilising the same 4.2L Twin Cam Engine producing 245hp & 293lbft.

JAGUAR 420

ELECTRONIC FUEL INJECTION

This Rare, Original Australian Delivered, Longbridge Built BN4 Presents Well, with its Dark Blue Paintwork Contrasted by the Supple Grey Leather Interior Trim with Dark Blue Carpets. The Original Steering Wheel has been Leather-Bound in Matching Grey Leather, and for Additional Driver Comfort on those Chilly Mornings, a Heater has been fitted. The Soft Top Hood is of Quality Fabric and Both the Sliding Perspex Sidescreens are in Good Condition.

1957 AUSTIN HEALEY 100/6 BN4

WHEN 2 IS GREATER THAN 4 

The 3000 MkI Marked the Introduction of the '3 Litre' BMC C-Series Engine, as well as the Shift from Front Drum Brakes to Discs in the Austin Healey Range, Providing Increased Power/Torque and More Reliable Braking.

1959 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 BN7

TRULY A TOP CLASS TC

Presenting Stunningly in Brilliant Black, this TC was Taken Off the Road for More Than 20 Years, with the Extensive and Comprehensive Restoration Completed in 2001, a True Credit to the Restorers and Custodians, who have Produced and Maintained the MG to a Truly Top Class Standard.

1948 MG TC

1969 JAGUAR E-TYPE SERIES 2 2+2
SN:3872   VIN N0:1R35119BW   ENG NO:7R35883-9 

$95,000
(To be sold UN-Registered & with Vic RWC)

STYLE, PERFORMANCE & CLASS

Launched in March 1961, the Fabulous E-Type Jaguar was Greeted with World Wide Acclaim and is Revered by Enthusiasts To This Day as One of the British Motor Industry's Greatest Achievements. 

This 1969 E-Type Series 2+2 Coupe was Dispatched from the Factory on 3rd February 1969 for Delivery into Australia. The Original 'Periodic Maintenance Book' Confirms that it was Delivered to a Tasmanian buyer, 'Coombend Estate Pty/Ltd' in Swansea on 2nd May 1969. According to the Accompanying Heritage Trust Certificate it was Originally finished in Warwick Grey with Grey Trim, however is Now Finished in Signal Red with Black Interior the Presentation is Excellent.

1969 JAGUAR E-TYPE 2

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