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Wanted How to locate my father's past Austin Healey1963 3000 Mark III using its Vin #
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Marvin Gruber
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You could post the vin number here and maybe someone will recognize it.
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Contact Steve Beyers sbyers@ec.rr.com. He's the BJ8 Registrar and may have a record of it. You can also check this site: https://www.healeydata.com/
A 1963 would be a MKII BJ7. I have an original owner car near last production # BJ7 titled as a 1964 and a 1963 BJ7. I believe the last shipments of BJ 7 MK II were titled as 1964 and then BJ8 phase 1 models overlapped as 1964 models.
FYI the last batch of MKII BJ7 cars arrived with 60 spoke wheels since the factory ran out of 48 spoke wheels standard on the BJ7. Sorry for all the trivia and experts on this site can correct me if I am wrong. I am not a Healey expert.
FYI the last batch of MKII BJ7 cars arrived with 60 spoke wheels since the factory ran out of 48 spoke wheels standard on the BJ7. Sorry for all the trivia and experts on this site can correct me if I am wrong. I am not a Healey expert.