The Healey Factory

MASERATI MUSCLE This Australian delivered Shamal was sold by the House of Maserati in Rose Bay NSW in February 1994 and retains its original books. Having travelled only 74,000km from new the original black leather interior with polished timber trims and unique Maserati clock still presents in excellent condition. The metallic black paintwork complements the whole package with the box arches and squat muscular appearance screaming late nineteen eighties and reminiscent of the rally conquering Lancia Delta Integrales or Audi Quattros of the World Rally Championship.

BRITISH BUGEYE BEAUTY Released in 1958 to Rave Reviews, the All New, Austin Healey Sprite was an Immediate Success, with its Spritely Performance and Precise Handling, Selling 48,987 Units in their 3 Year Production Run.

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.

PLATINUM GILDED PORSCHE The Porsche 911 debuted at the Stuttgart Motor Show in 1963 being a replacement for the 356. With its new 2 litre flat six engine developing about 130 HP the first 911's gave excellent period performance. With the flat six engine progressively evolving through 2.2 litre, 2.4 litre and 2.7 litre variations, the power output also grew, evolving up to the 3.0 litre engines Debuting in the Original 911 Turbo (930).

EX-CONCOURS WINNER WITH EXTRA OOMPH! Introduced Not as a Production Model, but as a 1600 MGA Optioned with 'Competition Suspension' Including Four Wheel Dunlop Disc Brakes, and Steel Centre Lock Wheels the 'Deluxe' was Built on the Twin Cam MGA Chassis with the Standard 1600 Body. Of the MGA's Total 101,081 Production Run, Just 313 were Built as 1600 MkII Fitted with the Competition Suspension Option the MGA MkII Deluxe.