[Healeys] Donald Healey and Le Mans Kit Brochure

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Subject: [Healeys] Early 100M Salesl lit
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A point maybe worth mentioning to those interested in the sheets, is that
both
three-and four-speed "M" sheets didn't have proper Austin Publicity Dept.
numbers because they were issued by the Donald Healey Motor Company.  They
were numbered only with a tiny "W35" (3-spd) and "35" (4-spd).

Peter

One interesting note on this double-side brochure, in either edition, is that
nowhere in the brochure is the term "100M" used.
Which, I believe makes sense since the car wasn't given that term until the
BN2 was officially introduced at the October 1955 Earls Court show, with the
"100M" in all its two-tone, bonnet-straped visual attractiveness.