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Hi all, New member to the site from the Uk. Currently four years into a nut and bolt job on a Healey Mk1
At the stage of running the engine after complete rebuild, then off to have a stainless steel exhaust fitted and steering set up, prior to fitting front shroud , front wings, then on to trimming its been a hard slog but counting down the days before i am on the road!


Phil
 
Glad to have you aboard, Phil! Happy New Year! You will find we have a very active Austin Healey forum here so be sure to pop in there and say hello also.
 
You will like driving the car. The engine has power and torque to make it go fast and up hills easily. But I see you are in the UK. Not much in the way of hills to drive.
Jerry
 
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