Articles tagged Donald Healey Motor Co. Ltd.

Page 21 of July 1953 archive issue thumbnail

Page 21, July 1953

WHAT THEY COST

WHAT THEY COST Car Dellow Mk. II ... M.G. TD Midget Triumph Sports Morgan Plu s Four Jowett Jupiter Mk. IA Allard Palm Beach Consul H.R.G. 1,100 ... Austin-Healey Hundred Allard Palm Beach Zephyr 11.R.G. 1,500 ... Sunbeam Alpine Allard J2X Jaguar XK120... Lea-Francis 2i litre Sports Nash-Healey ... Aston Martin 0132 Frazer-Nash Le Mans Mk. II Frazer Nash Gran Sport The Donald Healey Motor Co.,...

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Page 48, July 1960

Rumblings

Sports cars in the West End Grosvenor Square, in London's West End is best known for the number of foreign Embassies which surround it, while the streets which lead off the Square house gown shops, beauty parlours and purveyors of haute END couture. But at 64, Grosvenor Street one can often hear the growl of a ;ports-car engine being tuned up. This is the London home of the Donald Healey Motor Co...

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Page 14, November 1956

The cars at Earls Court

AC, Stand 141 AC have abandoned he 2-litre saloon to concentrate production on the sports open Ace and closed Aceca models, which have a Tojeiro-type tubular chassis with independent suspension front and back and transverse leaf-springs and can be had with either the 90-bhp AC wet-liner, light-alloy six-cylinder engine evolved from a 1919 design, or a D-tpye BMW-conceived Bristol engine giving...

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Page 12, November 1946

British High-Performance Cars for 1947

Never before has the British Motor Industry been more deserving of publicity. By its contribution to the war effort it most certainly ensured our present Freedom, and the Peace which politicians are making so precarious and comfortless. Nevertheless, seldom has a nation looked more successfully to its export market so soon after the termination of war. And never before has the British Motor...

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Page 15, November 1949

"Motor Sport" Conducts the First Published Road Test of the Healey "Silverstone" Sports 2-Seater

A genuine maximum of over 100 m.p.h., exceptional acceleration and splendid braking and roadholding, allied to docility and ease of control, characterise the latest model from Warwick. The Healey has been a car of interest to enthusiasts from the word go. As long ago as January, 1947, Motor Sport published a long article on this then recently-announced make, and those who studied what we, and...