1964 Austin-Healey 3000

Make

Austin-Healey

Model

3000

Year

1964

Listed price

$49,900

Location

Santa Ana, California

Transmission

4 Speed Overdrive

Mileage

56,819 miles

The Austin-Healey 3000 stands as a quintessential British roadster, born from the collaboration of Donald Healey and Austin. Introduced in 1959, the "Big Healey" quickly became a dominant force in rallying and endurance racing, cementing its reputation for ruggedness and performance. This particular example hails from the MkII generation, specifically a BJ7 Sports Convertible. The MkII, launched in 1961, brought significant refinements over its predecessor, most notably the introduction of a more powerful triple SU carburetor setup for earlier models and, critically for the BJ7, roll-up windows and a proper convertible top, transforming it from a mere roadster into a more civilized sports convertible. This blend of open-air exhilaration and improved practicality made the BJ7 a highly sought-after variant during its production run, offering the best of both worlds. This 1964 Austin-Healey 3000 MkII BJ7, chassis number HBJ7L22692, is presented in a striking Pewter Silver, a classic hue that perfectly complements its sporting lines. The exterior is beautifully contrasted by a new red leather interior, providing a vibrant and period-correct cockpit. A black convertible top and matching boot cover complete the elegant presentation. Under the bonnet lies the venerable Austin inline-six engine, paired with a 4-speed manual transmission featuring desirable overdrive, making it an excellent driver for touring or spirited weekend drives. Rolling on iconic chrome wire wheels, this Healey shows a believed 56,819 miles on the odometer, underscoring its superb condition as a well-preserved and enjoyed classic. This is an opportunity to acquire a truly striking and highly desirable iteration of the iconic "Big Healey."