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AUSTRALIAN DELIVERED - EARLY SIX CYLINDER

PRIZE WINNING GOLDEN BEIGE BJ8 This 1964 3000 MkIII was built on the 2nd of November 1964 and despatched to San Francisco, USA, a few days later on the 10th of November. Now finished in Golden Beige with Contrasting Black Interior Trim, Painted Wire Wheels and Contrasting Brightwork. The Cockpit Interior is in Original style, with the Optional Smiths Heater, and now includes Rear Seat Belts, a Tall Stem Rear View Mirror and an Original Steering Wheel which has been Leather bound. The One Touch Hood is in Quality Black Fabric as is the Hood Cover whilst the Full Tonneau is in Black Vinyl.

MELBOURNE DELIVERED WITH PERIOD RACE HISTORY Built on the 11th of March 1955, this Healey was First Registered 10th August 1955 in Victoria to Barrie J. Fisher of Sunshine/Northcote with the Registration Number GJN-874 according to the Original Documents accompanying the Healey. The Healey was Modified and Tuned by Bill Clemens of Clemens Sporting cars in Hughesdale for Competition Events, and was Raced from September 1956 till May 1957 with an Article in 'Sports Car World' in May 1957 Stating it was 'One of The Fastest Healey Hundreds in Australia'. The ownership history since then is well documented with a total of 7 owners over its 68 years.

44,000 MILE SURVIVOR HEMI The DeSoto is now finished in Chrysler Harbour Blue Metallic, highlighted by the vast amount of sparkling brightwork. The cabin is very spacious and comfortable, featuring code 1 tropical /fountain blue cloth interior trim all being in excellent condition. The wonderful 50s American dash and instrument panel has of course, an abundance of chrome instrument bezels, switches and heater control knobs. The door trims are highlighted with chrome strips, chrome door handles and chrome electric window controls.

29,00Km - ICONIC 4th GENERATION MX-5

PERFORMANCE PLUS LOOKS This 3000 Mk1 has a Brutish presence sitting on its Alloy Splined Hub Wheels, the Factory Hard-Top with Rally Vent, Alloy Flip-Top Fuel Filler Cap and Lucas Driving Lights cap off that period Works Rally Car look. A Soft Top Hood and Tonneau Cover are there should you want to enjoy real open top motoring. This Healey ticks all the boxes with Great Looks and Great Performance.

RESTORED BJ8 WITH AIR CONDITIONING According to the accompanying Heritage Certificate, this 1967 3000 MkIII left the Abingdon factory on 28th June 1967, the last year of series production of the Big Healey and was despatched to the US on 14th August 1967. The BJ8 was imported by The Healey Factory in 2010 as a Restoration Project, and subsequently purchased by its new owner in 2014.

ICONIC LUXURY SPORTS COUPE The Bristol 403 is powered by the 1971cc BMW 328 designed pushrod inline 6 cylinder engine featuring hemispherical combustion chambers with inclined valves, downdraught inlet ports and domed pistons, all combined to produce a very healthy 100BHP which, when coupled to the 4 speed manual gearbox was able to propel the Bristol to a genuine 104MPH. The Bristol was well recognised in the period for its ride quality and roadholding, aided by the independent front suspension and torsion bar rear suspension with telescopic shock absorbers all round. The brakes are 11" Lockheed Hydraulic Drums Front and Rear, the front being Alfin type for improved heat dissipation whilst the rear are standard.

LAST OF THE MK2 SERIES Finished in Classic, Old English White with a Red Ambla Interior, this Jaguar 340 Manual with Overdrive and Chrome Wire Wheels still Ticks all of the Boxes for classic style. The Interior features the classically styled Wooden Instrument Panel with matching Door Cappings and surrounds. The trim appears to be Original and is in good condition for its age. Jaguars of this vintage are a Delight to Behold from the drivers seat with the 110mm Smiths Speedometer and Tachometer behind the Original Steering Wheel, right in Front of the Driver, to the left of the Driver is the centre control panel housing a row of Smiths 50mm minor gauges, below which sit an impressive row of Toggle Switches, just like the 340s sister, the iconic E-Type. The Period feel of the Interior is completed by the presence of HMV Push Button Radio.

RESTORED IN ORIGINAL METALLIC GOLDEN BEIGE This 1967 Metallic Golden Beige 3000 MkIII left the Abingdon factory on the 7th of April 1967, the last year of series production of the Big Healey. This Healey was despatched to the USA, where it remained in Ann Arbour, Michigan until 1990, when it was brought to Melbourne by the Healey Factory. The first Australian owner of the BJ8 purchased it from The Healey Factory in late 1990 and then commissioned The Healey Factory to carry out a full nut and bolt restoration. This restoration saw the beautiful, Metallic Golden Beige BJ8 brought back to a better than new condition.