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Is it really worth it to get a Heritage Trust certificate for your Healey?

My just completed 64 BJ7 rolling restoration was originally purchased by my brother and I am lucky enough to have the original purchase order. We also saved almost all the service, maintenance and repair documentation covering the last 46 years.

Thinking the certificate might be a nice touch? Will it add info such as the Trans & rear axel #,s?
 
If you know all that then it probably won't give you any more info. Few of us are that lucky. It is a bit sketchy in my opinion. Not much information but I am glad I have it and is pretty when framed. I paid $50.00 8 or 9 years ago and I understand it is 75 now(?).
 
tahoe healey said:
If you know all that then it probably won't give you any more info. Few of us are that lucky. It is a bit sketchy in my opinion. Not much information but I am glad I have it and is pretty when framed. I paid $50.00 8 or 9 years ago and I understand it is 75 now(?).
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Yes, much fancier now; fwiw, I paid 1/10th of what you did, but mine's on regular stationary.
 
Tproject said:
Is it really worth it to get a Heritage Trust certificate for your Healey?

My just completed 64 BJ7 rolling restoration was originally purchased by my brother and I am lucky enough to have the original purchase order. We also saved almost all the service, maintenance and repair documentation covering the last 46 years.

Thinking the certificate might be a nice touch? Will it add info such as the Trans & rear axel #,s?
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Might be nice to know where delivered to before going to your dealer. Some might appreciate confirmation that your car does match the original options and colors etc.
I think they show the transmission number, not sure about rear axle number.
If the cost is now $75 I'm not sure it's really worth that much.
 
Maybe in the wrong place, but the thread is appropriate. Do the powers that be supply certificates for Sunbeam ? Latest project, got to change my subscript. Bob
 
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