Technical data:

• • • Engine: Inline 6-cylinder engine with a displacement of 2.6 liters; 4-speed transmission with overdrive
    • Brakes:Front disc brakes

• • The Austin-Healey 100/6 BN6 is a rare, strictly two-seater roadster that was built from 1958 to 1959 as the successor to the BN4 (2+2-seater). The “L” in the model designation stands for “Left-Hand Drive.”

    This car was restored specifically for historic rallies and, as part of that process, was equipped with numerous practical upgrades. The performance-tuned 2.6-liter inline-six engine features an optimized cylinder head and three carburetors, delivering correspondingly sporty driving performance.

    A Bellmog Twin odometer was also installed for use in historic rallies. The suspension is tuned for a firm ride, and the steering is light and precise. Combined with the increased engine power, this Austin-Healey handles exceptionally sportily and agilely.

    The spray hood, soft top, and side windows are also included and are in like-new condition.

    A great deal of money and effort has been invested in the restoration, optimization, and reliability of this vehicle. The result is an exceptionally well-built, reliable, and sporty Austin-Healey that is ideal for historic rallies, classic car events, and spirited drives.

    If you're looking for a truly excellent and meticulously restored classic car for events and rallies, don't miss the opportunity to experience this Austin-Healey for yourself on a test drive.