Hello,
I'm not a Healey expert by any stretch of the imagination, but I do know the
answer to this one:
The 1962 AH 3000 MkII was the only year the the Healey had a tri-carb
setup.
Apparently the tri-carb was a little finicky, and the resultant extra
maintenance was not considered to be worth it, in terms of performance.
I'm probably off the wall here, but I think that the 3000 MkII with
the correct numbers may be one of the more rare 3000's as they were only
made for a year, but someone else will have to provide production numbers
and "correct" part number info.
Bye,
Bob Lang
MIT Computer Services
p.s. I always liked the tri-carb engines because they "look kool".
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