Duncan recently joined the club and lives in Ipswich so was invited to join the Eastern Centre. Having owned an MGB for many years he always wanted a ‘Big Healey’ and the day has finally arrived with this magnificent 1960 … Continued
It is cold, dark and inhospitable outside. The roads are wet, salt-ridden and treacherous. January…. Well click on this video and remind yourself why you love your Healey. Warm mornings, lazy afternoons and balmy evenings will be back soon for … Continued
While the four cylinder Hundred was in production there were development cars that tried using the BMC 6 cylinder engine, the American market always liked more cylinders and it was also found that there could be a niche for a … Continued
See the full detailed route directions or download by clicking on the map above or here: This relaxed 50 mile tour takes in a few of our favourite views of the Broads National Park and ends in a blast along … Continued
Healey 3000 mk3 My Healey ownership started in 1968 with a 1956 100/4 RDF 688 – (see pic 1) followed in 1970 by a 1965 Mk3 3000 FRX 307C (see pic 2). I first joined the club in the late … Continued
1960 3000 mk1 BT7 My BT7 is an American exported car reimported in 1990 and bought by me after a limited restoration in 1991. It is not concours and could be described as a good useable car. In my 30 … Continued
Many of you will know under normal circumstances my car is out and about regardless of how cold the weather is, unless the roads have been gritted or are likely to be flooded, hence the fur hat and windproof jacket … Continued
Say hello to Paul, committee member from Aldeburgh on the Suffolk coast with his beautiful 1958 BN6 two seater. This is Paul’s first Healey and he has owned and enthusiastically driven his Healey for 2 years. He is looking forwards … Continued
The first Healey Hundred was technically still a “Warwick” Healey, developed without direct Austin input, other than Donald Healey securing a supply of the 2660cc four cylinder engines and running gear as used in the Austin A90. Gerry Coker penned … Continued
Warwick Healeys, 1946-1955 Warwick Healey is the term used for the cars developed by Donald and Geoff Healey when Donald started his own company following World War Two. Before the War Donald had had many competition successes so his vision of … Continued