1967' Austin-Healey 3000MKIII

1967 BJ8 Mark III Phase II. Last year they were made and the largest
engine ever produced. 150 HP top speed 120 mph. Previous owner was
English and owned the car 30 years. Only driven in the rain twice. New
parts or upgrades; entire brake system /new servo, fluids recently
bled, new electronic ignition under passenger dash, electrical ground
changed to negative, wheels and 72 spokes are chromed stainless, rear
end upgraded to 3.54:1 keeping the car at lower non taxing RPM, electric
OD, new stainless exhaust, new 6 blade radiator fan, racing style wing
mirrors, new insulation in floor and transmission tunnel, rockers were
rebushed, great compression in all 6 cylynders, 60 psi oil pressure in
all 6 cylinders in OD above 40 mph, oil filter changed to a spin on,
chrome valve cover comes /the car, the OEM green valve cover is on the
car for Concours judging which won a bronze at the annual 2014 conclave
at the Homestead in VA., chrome air cleaners, electric system
replaced, gas tank, drive shaft, fuel pump. New glass windows, and wind screens, new larger
tires, Vredestein 180X70X15R, wheel bearings, springs band springs and
king pins, stripped and painted all panels to subframe, all rubber
seals, weather sripping and trim, interior panels, seats (except rear
seats) carpeting, burled wood dash, and radio, boot has been redone,
steering wheel, tonneau cover with reinforcing bar, new Stayfast
convertible top, boot cover and storage bags for all, Smith gauges
refurbished, Exceptional paint job done in original Colorado Red, no
nicks or dents, engine bay is clean and show quality, boot contains
spare tire/chrome wheel, car jack, spin off tools, original oil
canister, EOM rear end, extra keys, Healey repair books, owners manual.
Lastly, I'll wager there's not a Healey out there that rides and steers
better that this one. I took the car to Hendrix Wire and Wheel in
Greensboro, NC to get new tires , to balance,  true wheels and drums on
the rear.  He used a lathe to do the job. The results were incredible.
If you have a chance to drive it you'll see!  I have copies of all the
work that has been done on the car since I bought  it in 2014. The only thing I know of that one might want to address is that 2nd gear comes out of place sometimes while coasting down a slight grade. I'm told it is a simple repair. There is a nylon ball and spring that holds it in 2nd gear and the spring has lost it's tension. I had just finished insulating the transmission/drive train tunnel and did not want to disturb my work. Everything is as near perfect as a 50 year old English car can be.