Not a Porsche but a real classic
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Not a Porsche but a real classic
Mu buddy Grant and I go to breakfast a couple of weekends per month. Grant bought his wife a 1962 Ausin Healey a couple of months ago for her birthday. It is a 20 year old resoration that was done to a very high standard and has been meticulousley maintained ever since. It's a beautiful car and runs great.
She let him have it for our Saturday breakfast. I was outsie wih he dos on Saturday morning when he pulled into my heighborhood on Saturday morning. I heard that beautiful sound and thought -great, great he brought the Healey. Soome Pics
She let him have it for our Saturday breakfast. I was outsie wih he dos on Saturday morning when he pulled into my heighborhood on Saturday morning. I heard that beautiful sound and thought -great, great he brought the Healey. Soome Pics
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In 1966 I looked seriously at an Austin Healy 3000, but bought a TR4 instead because it was $400 cheaper, and that seemed like all the money in the world at the time.
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Love big Healeys and came close to buying a MkIII a few years back.
I've done track days with a chap who has a Mk1 and he rips around the track - not the fastest but has a lot of fun.
Beautiful car; drive it in good health
I've done track days with a chap who has a Mk1 and he rips around the track - not the fastest but has a lot of fun.
Beautiful car; drive it in good health
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Yeah, me too! It took several years of searching to satisfy that soft spot!
My brother had a Healey 3000 in the mid seventies. A young girl that didn't know what a flashing red light meant t-boned him and bent the frame. Very cool car.
My brother had a Healey 3000 in the mid seventies. A young girl that didn't know what a flashing red light meant t-boned him and bent the frame. Very cool car.
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I wouldn't give up my 993 for a nice Healy or E-type but I might consider a left nut.
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