Moss Motors, Ltd

Pete Colella:

how did you post the pic? is there a simple way to do it?

First you have to have your pictures on the web. There are several sites that will host your pictures for free. I use http://photobucket.com/ .

When you post a message and you want to include a picture, in the top portion of the message box you will see an icon that looks like a tree next to a smiley face. Click on it. You will enter the URL. In Photo bucket the URL is underneith your picture and you can copy and paste it. It should work. It took me a while before I got bold enough to try it but now it's a piece of cake. I hope this helps. Good luck.

1956 100 with Le Mans Kit, plus louvered bonnet and bonnet strap, "AH" aeroscreens, and Lucas 700-series driving lights:

 

1956 100M:

 

 

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Reid Trummel
Editor, Healey Marque
Published by the Austin-Healey Club of America
www.healeyclub.org

1960 BN7, owned since 7/2002, 3 season car, stored winters.

1961 3000.  In southern Michigan.  It was last started about 20 years ago.  I would like to fire it up, and then begin a restoration.

Our car is 1961 (titled 1962) BN7 Tri-Carb.

Old English / White Red Interior /Disc wheels / Side shift/ non overdrive / 354 gear/ heater /

Was last licensed 1974 and is currently in restoration process, hope to have it complete in 07.

14th BN7 Tri Carb accounted for on registry.

flipster:

1961 3000.  In southern Michigan.  It was last started about 20 years ago.  I would like to fire it up, and then begin a restoration.

Eastern Southern Michigan, or Western Southern Michigan?

I'm not all that far from Eastern Southern Michigan, being in Toledo, and all... 

 

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Randy
57 Healey 100/6 BN6L-942
61 McCulloch R1 go kart
99 M Roadster (supercharged)
01 M Roadster
11 BMW X5 35i

I now own a 1956 100-4 thanks to my brother.

I have a question about the engine# mine ends with "m" is that anything special?

HEALME:

I now own a 1956 100-4 thanks to my brother.

I have a question about the engine# mine ends with "m" is that anything special?

 

No, it just stands for Morris, referring to the plant where it was made.  They ALL have the M suffix.  

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Reid Trummel
Editor, Healey Marque
Published by the Austin-Healey Club of America
www.healeyclub.org

1954 100-4 currently being restored, pictures this spring

I just bought a 1967 BJ8 (42419) last week.  I'm the third owner.  It was bought by a serviceman in GB and brought over here to the US.  He sold it to the gentleman who I bought it from about 28 years ago.  The current owner walked into my mechanic's garage two weeks ago enquiring if he knew anyone who wanted to buy a Healey- I jumped at the opportunity.

 The car was originally Golden Beige Metallic, and I plan on returning it to that color eventually.  It's a non-overdrive/non-tilt wheel car. 

 
I'm really quite smitten with the car.  I love it's driving charactaristics and it's looks.  It's just achingly beautiful.

 Here are a couple of pictures, and hello to you all!

 

 

 

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http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d106/jculpjr/goldenbeigemetallicrunningreduced.jpg

...and how I intend to make the car look again:

 

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http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d106/jculpjr/goldenbeigemetallicrunningreduced.jpg

1955 100 BN1 - Red over black, but it's been repainted because my research says that BN1's were not two-tone.

 

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1955 Austin Healey 100 BN1

1966 3000 in nonworking condition

 

Will provide photo when restoration is complete!

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