The Healey Factory

LOVELY LATE MKII WITH OVERDRIVE This Glacier White 1972 Example Benefits from being a Later MkII with Greater Safety and Creature Comforts, these Include Headrests, Rubber Inserted Over-Riders Front & Rear, Face Level Vents and Fitment of the Optional Smiths Heater.

UPRATED PAST 3000 MkII SPECIFICATION Sold New in Late 1958, this Austin Healey Started Life as a 'Standard' 100/6, Meaning that it Drove Off the Production Line with Bolt-On Disc Wheels and a Non-Overdrive 4 Speed Gearbox. When Restored the BN4 would Transform to Specification Surpassing the 3000 MkII.

RESTORED & IMPROVED - TOP SPECIFICATION MKII Driven Off the Production Line on the 26th of June 1963, this Top Specification MkII was Finished in Opalescent Silver Grey with Grey Interior Trim. Dispatched on the 9th of July 1963 the Jaguar was Sold New through Bryson Jaguar, and is Noted as being William Sidney, 1st Viscount De L'Isle's Car, the then Governor General of Australia.

READY TO BE USED AND ENJOYED The 3000 MkI was the First Austin Healey to use the New 3 Litre Version of the BMC 'C' Series Engine (2912cc), with its Increased Capacity, 12 Port Cylinder Head Design and Front Disc Brakes, the Performance of the 3000 was Noticeably Superior to its Predecessor, the 100/6 with it's 2639cc Engine and Four Wheel Drum Brakes.

EXTREMELY DESIRABLE The BN2 model is Much Sought After, as only 4604 were built compared to just over 10,000 BN1's, with this one presenting Exceptionally Well. This Restored BN2 is finished in the Very Popular and Striking 'Healey Blue' with complementary Dark Blue Interior Trim.