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1954 Austin Healey "100S Prototype" 'NOJ 391' Recreation

United States • 3 Mar 2022

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This is a 1954 Austin-Healey "100S Prototype" recreation, built as a tribute to the NOJ 391. It features a 100S engine, upgraded components, and a race-proven history, making it suitable for both track and road use. The car was built with guidance from Geoff Healey and Roger Menadue, and comes with documentation and provenance.

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Condition 

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While described as a recreation, the car has been thoughtfully upgraded with later model components for improved performance and reliability, in consultation with key figures from Austin-Healey's history. It has a successful racing history and is also suitable for touring. The inclusion of both a 100S engine and a modified 100-4 race engine adds to its appeal.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

BN1L151958

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

NOJ 391

RHD/LHD:

RHD

2,660cc OHV Inline 4-Cylinder 100S Engine 2 SU HD8 Carburetors 132bhp at 4,700rpm 4-Speed 3000 Mk2 Manual Transmission with Overdrive Front Independent Suspension – Live Rear Axle 4-Wheel Girling Disc Brakes *Exacting recreation of the famed NOJ 391 using many NOS parts *Complete with a both a genuine 100S motor and race-proven 100-4 motor modified to better than S-spec *Built with the blessing and advice of Geoff Healey and Roger Menadue *A successful competitor on the track and tractable street car on the road THE MOTORCAR OFFERED Custom-built under the direction of their chief engineer, Geoff Healey, and experimental engineer Roger Menadue in their famous factory at The Cape, Warwick, the 'Special Test Cars' they built would establish the Austin-Healey.

These cars were in effect 'silhouette' competition versions of what would become the production 100 – looking essentially identical while in reality being significantly lighter, more carefully built and faster in competition.

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£115,361

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