1963 Austin-Healey 3000 Mark II

Make

Austin-Healey

Model

3000 Mark II

Year

1963

Listed price

$42,995

Location

Mesa

Transmission

Automatic

Mileage

0 miles

The Austin-Healey 3000, affectionately known as the "Big Healey," stands as an icon of British motoring, embodying the raw, unfiltered spirit of the golden age of sports cars. Introduced in 1959, the 3000 was the successor to the 100-6, evolving the powerful 2.9-liter C-series inline-six engine and cementing its reputation for robust performance and elegant lines. The Mark II, launched in 1961, brought significant refinements, most notably a triple SU carburetor setup for increased power and a revised grille. These cars were not just beautiful; they were formidable competitors on the international rally and racing circuits, driven by legends like Pat Moss and Timo Mäkinen, further solidifying their place in automotive lore as true driver's machines. This 1963 Austin-Healey 3000 Mark II, chassis number HBJ7L20541, represents the pinnacle of the Mark II's development, offering the classic roadster experience with the added benefit of thoughtful enhancements. Showing a mere 100 miles since its restoration, this convertible is powered by its characteristic 2.9-liter engine, mated to a precise manual transmission, promising an engaging drive that connects the pilot directly to the road. The timeless British Racing Green exterior over a tan interior, a quintessential combination, highlights the Healey's graceful yet purposeful design. This is an opportunity to acquire a meticulously prepared example of a quintessential British roadster, ready to deliver miles of open-air exhilaration.