1956 Austin Healey 100M Lemans

Description

Larger Anti-Sway Bar
Special-Setting Shock Absorbers
Hotter Camshaft
Bigger Su 1.75” Carburetors
Cold-Air Intake Box
Certified And Confirmed As A Factory 100M
1 of Only 640 Ever Built
Registered With 100 M Registry 100 ”M”
2660 CC OHV 4 Cylinder
110 HP
Chassis No. Bn2-l/231253
Engine No. 1b/231253-m
Body No. 12734.

1956 Austin-Healey 100 M ”Le Mans” reno red over black exterior paint scheme with red interior. A unique two-tone paint scheme to aid in visual identification, fold down windshield and driving lights. Don Healey partnered with the British motor corp in 1956 to produce the 100 ”Le Mans” at the Austin plant in Lionbridge, England. Subsequently, the car was named Austin-Healey 100M, a race car that placed 12th and 14th at the 1953 Lemans. “Le Mans” designation included the trademark louvered bonnet, high compression pistons, and an improved distributor.