Few British sports cars capture the romance of open-top motoring quite like the Austin-Healey 3000. Produced between 1959 and 1967, the legendary “Big Healey” combined muscular performance, timeless styling and a wonderfully involving driving experience.

Its elegant bodywork was produced by Jensen Motors, with final assembly taking place at BMC’s MG works in Abingdon. Beneath the long bonnet sits the strong, characterful engine that helped establish the Austin-Healey 3000 as a formidable competitor in international rallying and one of Britain’s most celebrated sports cars.

This particular BN7 has been in the same family since new and has undergone a restoration, preserving a remarkable connection across generations. The only notable upgrade is the fitment of a five-speed Toyota Cressida transmission, providing smoother cruising and a more relaxed driving experience while retaining the unmistakable spirit of the original car.

From the commanding view down its sweeping bonnet to the growl of its engine and the wind rushing through the cabin, the BN7 delivers the kind of raw, mechanical enjoyment that modern cars simply cannot replicate. It feels alive beneath your hands, responsive, charismatic and always eager for the next open road.

Beautifully proportioned, steeped in motorsport heritage and supported by exceptional family provenance, this Austin-Healey 3000 BN7 is more than a classic sports car. It is a piece of British motoring history, restored and ready to begin its next chapter with a new custodian.

Please note: The vehicle is accompanied by its original gearbox, as well as its soft top and frame. The vehicle has been owned by the same family since new.