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That is an absolutely terrific looking car, Dave! :handgestures-thumbup: :handgestures-thumbup:

The long can motor is not too much torque for the car coming out of the corners? Oops, make that a slimline motor and, no concern about the torque on that one...........! :oops:

Looks too good to race!!

I had the 1:1 car in Healey blue with cream coves; MK1 - the "hot foot" Healey.

Allan

What a morning. Come in here and see work like this. From top to bottom this is one fine classic.

Whoa Baby!!!

Seeing something as awesome as this sure wakes you up 1st thing in the morning!!! :auto-checkeredflag:

Well, that and a fresh cup of coffee... :lol:

WOW! That is one GREAT looking machine from chassis to completed car!
Two thumbs up sir!!!

Another work of art Dave and Paul... :music-rockout:

Good Morning Healy 3000. Whoa what a beautiful piece of work that is.
Very nicely done .
Bob

Great execution of a fine casting. Very nice work.

That's just stunning chassis and modeling-wise!

What's the motor bracket? BWA? Your own fabrication?

Dan

Hi Guys, Thank You for the comments, this was a real fun build.
I used the slimline motor to allow plenty of room for the interior and to make it easier to drive been a narrow-ish car.
The motor bracket was bent an drilled from a piece of K&S plate.
All the best guys - Dave and Paul.

That is just the coolest looking version of the big Healey, my all time favourite car.

Hell yes!! Now that's a slotcar! Love those old sports cars. Very nice...

Val

That is a fantastic looking car...I too love those Healey's
Nige

Swweeettttt!

MY WORD !!!!!!! THAT IS NEAT !!!!!!