1967 Austin Healey 3000 MKIII BJ8 Roadster, Silver Metallic & Black

1967 Austin Healey 3000 Roadster Additional Info:

This 1967 Austin Healey 3000 BJ8 Roadster, finished in the classic Silver Metallic/Black colour combination with Black Interior,
Older professional restoration which has held up quite well and shows beautifully.
a 2,912cc (Factory rated at 150hp) 6-Cylinder Engine with Twin SU carburettors and an enthusiast's 4-Speed Manual Gearbox.
Chrome 'Knock-Off' Wheels with newer Vredenstien tires.
Moss driving lamps,
Bumper Over-Riders,
Dual Talbot Racing Mirrors,
Moto-Lita Steering Wheel,
Wood Dash Trim,
Chrome Engine Trim.
The black interior shows in exceptional condition, displaying a level of correctness, fit, and finish reserved for only the finest examples.
Boot Cover, Original Tool Kit, Spare Tire, Original Owner's Book, Brochures, Some historical documentation along with restoration docs, pics and invoices. Heritage Trust Certificate on order.
If you're in the market for a classic collectible that is ready to drive, show, and enjoy, this BJ8 Roadster is certainly worthy of consideration. I would encourage you to come check this fine example out for yourself, the car has been well presented.
The Austin-Healeys were the result of an unusual collaboration between sports car builder Donald Healey and Austin, a major producer of the small sedans that were so popular in postwar Europe. Healey had been a successful rally driver in the 1920s and technical director of Triumph in the 1930s, but he set out on his own as soon as WWII ended. The first Healeys featured a proprietary chassis and body but were powered by a variety of engines, including those from Riley, Alvis, and Nash. In 1952 BMC (Austin's parent company) staged a competition to generate designs for a new sports car based on Austin mechanicals, and Donald Healey's 'Hundred' was selected as the winning entry.
All you need to do is put the top down and enjoy the drive. You deserve it! You will be proud to call this awesome vehicle yours.