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Hi,
I have used this site a few times before and found it pretty useful so have upgraded.

I have been very lucky to have inherited a 1956 Austin Healey BN2 which has been in our family since 1972. It was shipped from the factory to Rhodesia (then, now Zimbabwe) and I brought in back to the UK a few years ago.

The car had been standing for a good number of years so I had a nice recommissioning job on my hands for a year or so while I did the work and did many test drives. During this time this forum was the answer to many conumdrums that I faced. Since then I have covered about 6k miles and have enjoying using it as often as possible.

Hopefully I can help solve some problems for others now!
 
Thanks.
It's in great usable condition. A few battle scars but always ready for action at the push of the button
 
Glad you finally joined! You will find we have a fairly active Austin Healey forum here, so be sure to jump in there when you have a chance. Welcome to BCF!
 
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