The Golden Age of the British roadster produced numerous memorable classics, but few were as charismatic and beloved as those from Austin- Healey.

Affectionately known as the “Big Healeys,” the 100/4, 100/6, and 3000 series paired elegant British styling with robust performance and international motorsports success.

Introduced in 1956, the 100/6 replaced the earlier four-cylinder engine with a wonderfully sonorous straight-six.

Further development brought a redesigned cylinder head, separate six-port inlet manifold, and larger SU carburetors, lifting output to 117 bhp.

Introduced in 1958, the BN6 offered a true two-seat roadster configuration alongside the existing BN4 2+2.

This example, chassis BN6L/1561 is a desirable factory left-hand-drive example originally delivered to Philadelphia, according to its accompanying BMIHT Certificate.

The Healey received a ground-up restoration, documented by photographs and invoices on file, which included a new frame, along with an engine and...