Austin Healey Owners Association of British Columbia

Interesting article from Austin Healey Club USA.

Love this collage of the Nash Healey prototype! https://www.facebook.com/photo/ LzOOg0Yjbvaxo_HRcNDpqgeoaFDq_tTgp_lS6AzPh0GrW0NuLNBe-vFT21GHQmROlBF2EPrM-kynKMLssxz-hTPUfT1kmsL2TKAaDCB77PW04Xr7RiTDnRITDD6set-sa9&__tn__=*bH-R

Nice! Healeys on tour, something I haven’t had the chance to do this year.

If you attended the NW Meet at Sequim, you would have seen this N-H at the get together at the coffee shop.

Remember these? Nigel is right, they appear every year at Goodwood Revival...

DMH driving an early Riley.

Great images of a special car.

Great images Hans! Have to share!

A video from Rightway Heritage Trimming

Brian has posted the November 2020 issue of Wings on the Club website.

Sad news, thanks to Reid Trummel for sharing: "I'm very sad to report that Gerry Coker, formerly of the Donald Healey Motor Company and designer of the 100 and the initial design of the Sprite, passed away this morning at the age of 99. He was the last of the major figures of the Donald Healey Motor Company. He was a gentleman and I'm thankful to have known him." I agree with Reid, a real gentleman, he was at Snowmass.

We made it, I must say the best car I have ever driven on the Mille Miglia. 70 year on Donald would have been proud.

Posted by the Healey Museum - Bic Healey

An interesting car!

Really liking this amazing completed Ute project by Larry Varley in Oz!

We are well aware of the fires in the western US, even though most of us are unable to go there. We have our own fires burning away but not to the scale of that in the US, you can see on this link how the fires are affecting us in Canada. Please be safe all! We have a lot of smoke in the atmosphere here. www.firesmoke.ca

When I purchased my first Healey, this was the man, even though payment in Sterling meant standing in line at the bank to arrange it! https://www.facebook.com/photo

A fitting virtual send off last evening for our late member Dan Pinckston, who passed this past January 24, a real gentleman who contributed a lot to our club, until his health began to take a downturn, leading to his decision to leave the hobby. He was very active in the Club, serving on the executive during the mid '90's. It was also nice to see his long time companion Judy Crawford again. I last saw them several years ago by chance in Pacific Centre in Vancouver, they did a lot together over the time they knew one another. A very nice family and friends including a few of our members were present virtually for his service in White Rock. The service was virtual as a result of Covid - 19 conditions.

An interesting image, thanks to Nigel Matthews of Hagerty...

Interesting video produced by Hagerty - restore or preserve? https://www.youtube.com/watch

Brian has published the September issue of Wings in the Member's Section of the Club website.

Healeys in Normandy, thanks to Michael DeWilde for sharing!

Steve Pike image - Healey Fraternity. Some familiar faces!