
This shot sets the tone... Like last year we sent a considerable amount of time in the parking lot, but after the 200th Aston Martin it was time to stroll inside.
Oh here is where you park your historically significant Healey's. The 100S's in the background all had full racing documentation. Hard to see in this photo, but the 100S on the far right was owned by Vincent Sardi. I recognized it by the vents cut into the apron to resemble a smile. On the far right is Donald Healey's personal car. It is a 100 coupe. Very nice looking car by the way, but it would be hard to give up the fold down windscreen. The Healey Silverstone was owned by Briggs Cunningham and fitted with a 400HP Cadillac engine. Not pictured on the left was the Healey 4000, with a Rolls Royce engine and widened 6 inches.
A period rally Healey is realy a beast. Hard to believe Pat Moss drove one. This example was driven by the Morley brothers.
Here was one of my favorite displays. A GT40 showroom...