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1958 Austin Healey 100/6 rare "plain Jane" model
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DerekJ
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Soren
There is no such thing - but what it might mean is a car which came with only the 'Standard" features. That means, disc wheels, (not wires), no overdrive and single colour paint.
It might help if you give us a bit more info! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif
There is no such thing - but what it might mean is a car which came with only the 'Standard" features. That means, disc wheels, (not wires), no overdrive and single colour paint.
It might help if you give us a bit more info! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/rolleyes.gif
anthony7777
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soren,might also not have a heater. unless that item was standard equipment at that time.
BlueRidge1
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Soren, My 62 bn7 Tri Carb is what would be a plain Jane. Old English White, Disc wheels ,Non over drive. 3.54 gear, no roll up windows, Only option on the car is a heater.I call it plain ol vanilla. I seen the car on ebay you are talking about. Looks like a pretty decent car IMOP. Bob