1970s custom build it says.
And that's about all it says.
350/TH400
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Left hooker.
As far as one can tell from these few lazy pictures, pretty well done. Although we can't see the underpinnings.
And I have to say, despite being no fan of body mods, pretty tastefully done. Dig the quad headlamps.
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Left hooker. I said that. No wet-weather gear? Dunno who in England is going to pay £18,995/$25000 for a left hooker you can't drive in the rain. Does it even have wipers?
Leaving aside these boring practicalities, could be a super dry-State car.
And look, it has a built-in picnic table.
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Go on, ship it back to the US.
You''ll never see another.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Heavily-Customized-1955-Austin-Healey-100-100-4-BN1-LHD/303491550346?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Ivor
Well, with that spliced on 70's Corvette rear section and that crazy wing, maybe it can fly itself back this side of the pond. :)
old is always gold
Who would do THAT to a 100/4?!
I have to agree. Took a good looking car and made it fugly
It's baaaaaack https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Heavily-Customized-1955-Austin-Healey-100-100-4-BN1-LHD/303676061020?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649
Same seller, same lazy pictures, same non-description.
Same impractical no soft top.
But what skill. Look at the way the dash is moulded, the sweep into the doors.
The price has come down to £12,995. Now that the classic car bubble is bursting, might still be a stretch.
The fixed seats surely don't help with finding a buyer. But if it fits, quite a car. Cobra performance, with a difference.
Ivor