1963 Austin Healey MK II 3000

€ 75.000

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Highlights

• Chassis number: S161• Engine number: 7922

About the car

This 1963 Austin Healey 3000 MK II is a sports car from the Big Healey series. By 1963, the MK II had become a refined version of the earlier models, offering improved performance and comfort while still keeping its raw, sporty personality. It was popular as both a weekend roadster and a competitive car in rally racing.

In front of the
Lagonda Staines Factory (1930)

Engine

The engine of the MK II is a 2.9 liter inline 6 cylinder. This 6 cylinder unit produces around 130 horsepower with twin SU carburetors, the car has strong low end torque and quick acceleration. The gearbox is a 4 speed manual, this Healey also has overdrive, making it smoother and more practical at higher speeds.

An article in
'The Autocar'
of this Lagonda 2L

Design

The design of the 1963 3000 MK II is one of its most recognizable features, with a long hood, short rear deck and wide stance that gives it a powerful look. The interior is simple and driver focused giving it a real sports car feel.

This particular car also boasts an HCS 2.4 litre conversion.

Giving it a very healthy performance increase close to that of its bigger brother the 4.5 litre Meadows.

The car we offer here is the very first supercharged 2L,
considered as the works prototype car, used for promotion and is in an absolute fabulous condition.

This car is without doubt the best driving 2 Litre Lagonda of any type that we have ever driven.
Fantastic and highly recommended car for any pre-war appreciator.

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