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
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
Yes, you did read that correct. Chairman Dave sent me a video from the Swedish meet in 2008 of these amazing boats so I did a bit of digging and reading and was amazed to discover the story of when … Continued
This is a faithful replica, owned by Pete Taylor, of one of two identical cars that raced in the 1965 LeMans 24 hours. The original car numbered 49 finished a creditable 12th place overall. Drivers were Hawkins and Rhodes. The … Continued