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I have a couple of days in London next month after a French vacation. Is there a Healey museum worth seeing in or near London?
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Bob,
Have you been to the "Heritage Motor Centre"? We visited it when we were out in England last year and enjoyed it. And, not just me but the entire family! They have a museum, a kart race track, and some other interesting things.
Check out https://www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk
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Have you been to the "Heritage Motor Centre"? We visited it when we were out in England last year and enjoyed it. And, not just me but the entire family! They have a museum, a kart race track, and some other interesting things.
Check out https://www.heritage-motor-centre.co.uk
Mark
The Heritage Centre is very good but is 100 miles or so north of London. Unfortunately if you want to stay in the London area, I'm not aware of any Healey based museum. However if old mechanical devices are a good second best, I would strongly recommend the Hendon Aviation Museum. It is full of really well preserved aircraft dating from the origins of flying to date. Quite a few US aircraft if I remember correctly. Similarly the Imperial War Museum is quite special.
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There isn't a Healey museum in the UK.
If you want a car related museum, Brooklands is worth a look, 15 miles from the centre of London.
if you've not been to London before,you'll be pushed to see much of it in 2 days, even without going off to look for museums further away.
If you want a car related museum, Brooklands is worth a look, 15 miles from the centre of London.
if you've not been to London before,you'll be pushed to see much of it in 2 days, even without going off to look for museums further away.
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Thanks for the input chaps! I am an aviator so Hendon sounds like in might work.