Rare 1958 Austin Healey 100-6. Series BN6L 2 seat roadster. Most
Austin Healeys of this generation were built as a 2 + 2, but this
is a pure 2 seat only.
Before Carroll Shelby worked out the deal with AC Cars he tried to
work a deal with Austin Healeys to use their bodies and chassis as
the basis for Cobra, so it's quite fitting that decades ago someone
converted this car from the original straight 6 to a Ford 302. The
engine is supposed to be from a late 1960s Mustang, but I cannot
confirm that. It is backed up by a Muncie 4 speed. Engine runs
well, sounds good and does not exhibit any signs of damage or
excessive wear.
Stronger differential - think it's a Ford 9"
It has a large alloy fuel tank in place of the original.
The body is fairly straight and solid for an unrestored Austin
Healey. The frame looks good too. Very little corrosion in the car.
The candy apple red paint is old and in poor condition but still
shiny. Carpet is quite presentable.
It has a pair of brand new Austin Healey seats. It also has all new
wheel cylinders, brake master and brake hoses, but for some reason
the brakes still don't work.
Chrome wire wheels are nearly new.
Vehicle Details
1958 Austin-Healey 100-6
Listing ID:CC-1666050
Price:$18,900
Location:Cookeville, Tennessee
Year:1958
Make:Austin-Healey
Model:100-6
Odometer:12345
Stock Number:584436
VIN:BN6L 4436
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