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1950 Healey Silverstone

Silverstone Auctions • United Kingdom • 29 Jul 2017

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AI Listing Summary

This 1950 Healey Silverstone, chassis number E64, is Mille-Miglia eligible and shows just 10,501 miles, believed to be genuine by the family owners who restored it. Having undergone a complete rebuild and restoration to its original specification in the early 2000s, it presents as a rare and stunning example, retaining its wonderful road presence and historical significance as 1 of only 105 cars ever built.

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Condition 

8

The car underwent a complete rebuild and restoration to its original specification in the early 2000s. It has been used sparingly since then, with the family owners believing the mileage of 10,501 to be genuine, based on the vehicle's condition when purchased. The body, chassis, and aluminum body were repaired as required, and nearly all parts were taken off, repaired, and restored to their original specification. A previous MoT certificate from 1986 shows the odometer reading at 5,000 miles.

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Transmission:

[Transmission]

Chassis No:

[Chassis No]

Odometer:

10,501 miles

Reg Number:

NUG 918

RHD/LHD:

RHD

A Mille-Miglia eligible car showing just 10,501 miles...

The Donald Healey Motor Company completed its first car in 1945, going into full-time production the following year.

The firm's first offering was a 2.4-litre, Riley-powered sports saloon with a strengthened chassis and Healey's own trailing arm independent front suspension.

For the 'clubman racer', there was the dual purpose ‘Silverstone', a model equally at home on road or track.

Designed by Len Hodges, the lightweight two-seater body was crafted in aluminum, while the car's purposeful look was enhanced by cycle wings and closely spaced headlamps mounted behind the radiator grill.

Another unusual feature was the spare wheel which protruded from its compartment in the tail, thus doubling as a bumper.

"The Motor", when it announced and featured the model in July 1949, described the Silverstone as a " light ‘competition type' two seater on offer at the basic price of £975".

The Silverstone was soon making a name for itself ...

Points of note

£61,600

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£84,166

Median Price (Since 2020)

£104,498

Highest Price (Since 2020)

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