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Picked up from a local seller here in So Cal, a 65 MK3000 last Dec. Was fully reconditioned a few years back so very good condition mechanically and the body. Had a 65 ford falcon for over 10 years as a starter classic car and when this one was available, moved up to the Healey. Novice mechanical skills and fully retired. Sold the falcon.
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Welcome! Lots of knowledge from the other folks here. Learned to drive on a '65 Falcon, 170 c.i, three on the tree, no radio, no options whatsoever. Caspian blue. Funny how I can remember everything about that car.
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Welcome! The Healey is tech from the same era, you should have no trouble with the transition.
My "trainer" was a '61 Falcon. 144 C.I.D., three speed manual as well. "Borrowed" from my mother. It was red. As a joke I put stripes on it that looked like the Shelby Mustang G.T. 350's of the time, but with "GT-144" instead. Graduated high school and got my first MGB, returned th' Falcon to me mum.
My "trainer" was a '61 Falcon. 144 C.I.D., three speed manual as well. "Borrowed" from my mother. It was red. As a joke I put stripes on it that looked like the Shelby Mustang G.T. 350's of the time, but with "GT-144" instead. Graduated high school and got my first MGB, returned th' Falcon to me mum.
