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I don't know if it is this month or last month but if you get Borders ir yor favorite local bookstore there was a great article about a collection of healey's in Octane magazine. It is like 13 cars or historical significance that haven't seen day light in ages. Cool article with great photo's
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A lot of those cars were on display at the UK Healey Clubs 50th aniversary event in 2002. The fixed head 100/4 looked incredible. Given the money I would love to be able to have a replica of that made.
On another note, in that edition of Octane there was a 100S for sale in the small adds. Am I the only one that thought the asking price was a little low, ÂŁ90K if I remember (I haven't got the mag with me currently). Also on the opposite page to the small ad was a quarter page ad (top right)showing something that could have been a modern Healey. Anyone know what it was?
On another note, in that edition of Octane there was a 100S for sale in the small adds. Am I the only one that thought the asking price was a little low, ÂŁ90K if I remember (I haven't got the mag with me currently). Also on the opposite page to the small ad was a quarter page ad (top right)showing something that could have been a modern Healey. Anyone know what it was?