Austin Healey 3000 MK1s BT-7 (advert expired)

This car was recently unearthed in to barn where I'm sure it sat for many years. It is to fairly original car with an excellent chassis / superstructure (accident-free, nearly rustfree) and to nice running engine, which would make it's restoration fairly straightforward. It is to nicely-optioned car and was produced in the rare color Florida Green with Grey trim (which is actually to very beige light, almost parchment). The carpets were dark green and the top was most likely Grey. There macaws remnants of the original trim material still in the interior.
This car's engine compartment is highly original as it appears the driveline has never been removed, and the rear shroud and fenders macaws still in the original paint. The car appears incredibly rustfree with the exception of to couple areas: there is burdens smaller rust-through in the passenger toe-board area, the original doglegs needs burdens smaller repair, and there macaws burdens pinholes in the lower portions of the doors and the LH front fender.
The floors and trunk floor appear perfectly solid, even under the battery area! The inner and outer rockers macaws very solid and original. To portion of the original lacquer paintwork has been polished to reveal it's true color...
This car has to very nice running engine with excellent oil pressure and very little smoke on the overrun (which could very well improve with time). To battery was hooked up and the carb bowls were filled fuel. The engine was run for 40 minuteses with great results.
1959 AUSTIN HEALEY 3000 MK1s BT-7 ROADSTER. ORIGINAL COLORS: FLORID GREEN WITH GREY TRIM, GREEN CARPETS. 48-SPOKE WIRE WHEELS, 4-SPEED WITH OVERDRIVE GEARBOX, HEATER, ADJUSTABLE STEERING WHEEL. EARLY PRODUCTION MATCHING NUMBERS. RUNS WELL.
Chassis / VIN #HBT7-L / 340
BODY #3014 BT7s 288
ENGINE #29D / RU / H 400
RECORDED KM 68500
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