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The panels that some are looking for that fit the first series BN4 Longbridge or early Abbington cars are available from https://www.austinhealeywood.com Daryl Curren phone # 508-987-7301 Oxford Classic Cars in Oxford Ma.
These are the panels that partially cover the inner wheel wells. In total there are three pieces per side. Two that get covered and one that is used as a filler and support for the other two.
His kit is an exact match, copied from my originals. I believe he is the only one who sells the pieces without being covered. He does quality work. For anybody that will be in Vermont next month you can see his work on my car.
I have a set of covered panels that came from Heritage (red with black piping) the color did not match my red so I had Daryl copy my originals. I also have a set of wheel well vinyl covers that were made many years ago that were the wrong color red if someone would like to borrow for patterns.
Good luck, between the top frame with the hook,sliding brackets, the wheel well stuff and the rear squab being different from the second series BN4, and the couple of dozen other early BN4 differences, they are and should be called "The lost Healeys".
These are the panels that partially cover the inner wheel wells. In total there are three pieces per side. Two that get covered and one that is used as a filler and support for the other two.
His kit is an exact match, copied from my originals. I believe he is the only one who sells the pieces without being covered. He does quality work. For anybody that will be in Vermont next month you can see his work on my car.
I have a set of covered panels that came from Heritage (red with black piping) the color did not match my red so I had Daryl copy my originals. I also have a set of wheel well vinyl covers that were made many years ago that were the wrong color red if someone would like to borrow for patterns.
Good luck, between the top frame with the hook,sliding brackets, the wheel well stuff and the rear squab being different from the second series BN4, and the couple of dozen other early BN4 differences, they are and should be called "The lost Healeys".
