2011-10-17 14:51:47 | AH Data writes:

The record was updated:

2007-03-31 00:30:47 | Lofty writes:

From the original austinhealey.com web site:

My car was found near Mechanisville, Virginia, She had been sitting for 25years in a yard with right front-end damage. I was buying this Healey and a Morgan Super Sport in the American car yard. It turns out the car had a km/hr speedo, and was a strange combination of no overdrive, and disc wheels. I sent for the BMIHT certificate and received a separate note and copy of her warranty from Anders Clausager, stating that the car was prepared and shown at the 1957 Paris Motor Show. I was able to trace her history to Tyrone, PA, but no further, in 1959, and the title indicated it was brought from another state. I also have an F. Woll, who the car was warranted as first owner, of the American Base at Verdun, so his implies a soldier may have brought her back over. I am looking for more information on her, I have no pictures of the car from the show, nor have I the final bit on owner. The concept here for this car was a basic no option car, selling cheaply to help boost sales of the 100-6. Any further information or suggestions appreciated.
Bob Bowie of Maine
PO Box 3751
Brewer, Maine 04412

2011-10-17 08:23:47 | pauls writes:

2009 post:
BN4 L S 47326 RED CAR GREY INT TOP BLACK STEEL WHEELS WHITE TYRES YELOW DUPLO LIGHTS KILOMETER GAUE THE CAR IS PAINTED MATT BLACK UNDER ITS RED PAINT BUILT AT LONGBRIDGE AS A DISPLAY CAR DEL TO AFIVA PARIS

2015-02-17 05:43:36 | David writes:

Hi, I'm looking for Austin Healey speedos in Km/h if anybody has one to sell,
Thanks.