SOLD | 1965 Austin Healey 3000 MKIII BJ8 | Original UK RHD Restored by Rawles Motorsport

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DETAILS

Built on 3-5thMarch 1965 and delivered to Donald Healey’s own dealership (Donald Healey Motor Co, Warwickshire), this 3000 MkIII BJ8 is a desirable, UK RHD late Phase II car featuring all the final production refinements the Longbridge factory could provide.

This car has never been disassembled and remains today in that state. Highly original, the car features one of just 195 genuine and ultra-rare ‘Works’ MkIII hardtops with which it was originally supplied.

The car retains its original Warwickshire 1965 registration, all original factory stamped ID plates on the car, original log book, an original bill of sale, British Motor Heritage Certificate of authenticity plus other paperwork dating back to 1971.

As a BJ8 Phase Two model this represents the most desirable 3000, with a 3-litre straight six developing 150HP at 5,200rpm, a top speed of 125mph and achieving 0-60 in 9.8 seconds. These variants also gave great refinement over earlier cars with wind-up windows, easy-up ‘pram-style’ hood and superior ride and handling quality owing to revised spring and damping rates.

Available fully restored by Rawles Motorsport to your exacting specification, original or unrestored in either its original or a colour combination of your choice.

Please call 01420 23212 or email enquiries@rawlesmotorsport.com to arrange a viewing and discuss your specification or to receive our ‘Austin Healey Restoration and Design Manual’ detailing all available paint and trim specifications and upgrades. Photo is of a similar specification car completed by us.

OVERVIEW

YEAR: 1965

  • Desirable Project
  • UK RHD, Warwickshire Car

PRICE: £POA

  • Original Works Hardtop
  • Highly Original

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    DISCLAIMER
    Although every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of these particulars, no responsibility is taken for error, omission or misstatement or imperfections not stated. Buyers should satisfy themselves pre purchase of the condition and provenance of the car and on their own judgment satisfy themselves as to whether the car accords to its description or not.