text: Powered by the sturdy, 4-cylinder, 90-liter Austin A90, and a 3-speed gearbox with overdrive, the 100/4 is the first series designed by Gerry Coker.
  Doors without handle, folding windshield, the 100/4 has the purest line of Healey, appearing as the genesis of a long history.
  Today, the 100 is considered the sportiest of the series: its presentation, drum brakes, simple mechanics, but with a large low-end torque engine, make it an uncompromising machine. She is also capable of excellent performances, as shown her results in competition.
  This car is in good condition. No corrosion problem requiring immediate action.
  With a patina related to a restoration of more than 30 years ago, the wisest will be to keep it as is and continue to fully enjoy it.
  The last owner bought it in 1987 and drove only 3,000 miles behind the steering wheel.
  No invoice history for this car but the logbook from the last owner (in German) who scrupulously noted each movement of the vehicle and each intervention on it. We could notice, among others: Tank change, battery, additional fan, cylinder head gasket ...