[Healeys] Rare 1957 Model "106

pennell at cox.net pennell at cox.net
Mon Mar 15 12:52:11 MST 2010


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RARE 1957  MODEL# 106. SEE info at schmitt.com History of the Austin Healey factory is that the factory was closed down for retooling for the new most popular MODEL 3000 (6 cylinder). Most of the workers were layed off for the factory change over,  so a number of the workers took the new 6 cylinder engines tooled them into the old MODEL 104  BODY.

I don't see a 104 body!!!!

So you have a few of the special built cars with  6 cylinder engines in the earlier 4 cylinder body. 

What 4 cylinder body??????

Estimated of less than 500 of these beauties are on the road today.  Most of the Austin Healey are the MODEL# 3000. We keep a book of pictures for the rebuilding of the car from the frame up, Included are recipes and pictures of the work. 

Recipes????  I am not much of a cook so I had rather see the receipts.

The engine was rebuilt with new pistons and rings, compression is as new. Less than 500 new miles on the rebuilt. (1997)

A 13 year old rebuilt??????  It will need a lot of attention to the fuel and brake system I suspect.

 The car was keep in Arizona until I moved to Maryland in 2005, it has 0% rust including the ROCKER panels. The car has the dash and frame and are changeable to a RIGHT handed steering.  

As are ALL the big Healeys??????

This is a prize.


As someone has alluded to If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck . . . . . . 

Keith

---- Randy Hicks <Healey100M at gmail.com> wrote: 
> Has any one checked this story out?  :-))))
> 
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/RARE-106-YEAR-1957_W0QQitemZ270546140139QQcmdZ
> ViewItemQQptZUS_Cars_Trucks?hash=item3efdce7beb#ht_500wt_1117
> 
> I wonder if our BN3 friend "down under" knows there are so many????  :-)
> 
> Randy


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