I have a 1960 Mk 1, BT7 7962 and I am interested in selling it. Have any
suggestions on how best to do that?
I am only the third owner, and all of us have been Healey lovers. The
second owner was the best man at my wedding and I can vouch for his and my
fanaticism for keeping the car in great shape. That accounts for the last
20 plus years. The car is in very good condition, interior, exterior, and
engine, but has only had an interior remodel. That said, it is has been
kept religiously stock, kept indoors forever, and doesn't have a speck of
rust on it anywhere. I love the car, but hardly drive it anymore, and
someone who has the time and inclination to make it perfect should have this
great car. It is garaged in Denver, Colorado.
I've got the side curtains, and a new uninstalled tanneau cover as the old
one is starting to show some wear at the snaps. I've also got a full copy
of the original shop manual that has served me very well over the years.
Brakes are in good shape, and there are good Pirellis all the way around.
It looks fantastic, white with a red interior, and runs perfectly. The only
issue it has is that the 1st synchro gear is a little rough. Electric
overdrive works perfectly.
At the risk of exposing my naiveti, I also need some advice on how to price
the car.
Brad Buchanan
1960 BT7 7962
Denver, CO
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