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What a wonderful collection of early Healey films:
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Early Healey History
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Guido36
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A wonderful piece of history - thank you so much for posting this. It was terrific to see the footage from Goodwood as I grew up there and spent a lot of time in the pits at the track. Reputedly either DMH or Geoff Healey entered a couple of red Healeys in the Mille Miglia was because they figured the locals would be more likely to help red cars....
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That is fantastic, love that stuff. Had seen many pictures of the Streamliner, but never a movie. Looks great running. Donald Healey on the trip to the United States in the early 100. The 100 must have looked like a spaceship or jet fighter next to the square rigged MGs and even the taller, more substantial Jag XKs of the day.