The Briton Donald Mitchell Healey, winner of the Monte Carlo Rally in 1931, is the father of this British roadster.
When designing the car, special emphasis was placed on a lightweight body and an engine with high displacement and torque.
This was the key to racing success.
Rally driver Pat Moss won numerous trophies in races with this car.
The depicted roadster was manufactured in England in 1958 and then delivered to Los Angeles, USA.
The car left the USA for Canada 20 years later.
In 1991, the Austin Healey came to Germany.
Since its complete restoration in 1992, the vehicle has been used by our customer in classic car rallies.
To ensure a constant fuel supply during these races, an electrical Facet Type 476087 fuel pump for classic vehicles has been installed.
The sports car is powered by a six-cylinder engine with 2700 ccm.
With slight tuning, the high-torque inline engine produces approx. 125 HP.
The car is in top condition and has won several awards at exhibitions.
Some special features in the equipment underline the special condition of this car:
Spoke wheels with quick releases, overdrive, side pipes, and adjustable wind deflectors.
