With their sleek and powerful looks, the big Austin-Healeys have always made an impression. In this revealing book, the author explores the development of the "Big" Healeys, as distinct from the...
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With their sleek and powerful looks, the big Austin-Healeys have always made an impression. In this revealing book, the author explores the development of the "Big" Healeys, as distinct from the smaller Austin-Healey Sprite. After Donald Healey’s sports car design impressed the managing director of Austin, Leonard Lord, at the 1952 London Motor Show, Healey was given the engineering back-up that he needed to produce the car in quantity. Teaming up with Jensen Motors to produce the bodywork, Austin provided the mechanical components at their Longbridge factory. The new car was known as the Austin-Healey 100, because it could achieve 100 mph. This book also follows the development of the Austin-Healey 100-Six and the Austin Healey 3000, describing both the technical developments and the achievements of the cars in competitions and as record-breakers.
Product specification
Binding
In paperback
Pages
96
ISBN / EAN
9781445673806
Publisher
Languages
English
Publication date
08/2017
Dimensions
17 x 23 x 1 cm
Additional information
Book type or Series
History - Descriptive; Photo Book
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