CHASSIS NO: 150976
• A comprehensive nut-and-bolt restored 100-4 BN1 set for vintage rallys
• A numbers-matching example as documented by its British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate
• 2020 Colorado Grand participant and retains its FIVA ID Card
• 2024 major service and engine rebuild
• Le Mans-style bonnet with strap, as well as a Le Mans-style intake box
• Eligible for prestigious rallies and automotive touring events worldwide
• Delivered new to Brussels, Belgium
• Complete with weather gear, jack, matching spare tire, crank, and emergency tools
Documents
1954 Austin Healey 100-4 BN1 Documents EA25.pdf
The Austin-Healey 100 was a pivotal British sports car, marking the early success of the Austin-Healey brand. Introduced in 1953, the BN1 featured a four-cylinder engine from the Austin A90, producing 90 horsepower. Designed by Donald Healey and built in partnership with Austin, it combined performance and affordability. The BN1 had a three-speed transmission with overdrive, achieving a top speed of 100 mph, giving the model its "100" designation. Its sleek, low-slung design and unmatched racing pedigree made it popular among enthusiasts. Replaced by the BN2 in 1955, the BN1 remains an iconic classic, valued for its style and pure British driving experience.
A menacing example of the loved 100-4 BN1 Austin-Healey, this example is the recipient of a comprehensive nut-and-bolt restoration that has been prepped for vintage rallies and racing. According to its accompanying British Motor Industry Heritage Trust certificate, BN1-L/150976 was completed January 20, 1954, and is said to hav
