This 1967 Austin-Healey 3000 MKIII is a beautifully presented example of the final evolution of the legendary “Big Healey.” Widely considered the most refined and desirable of the series, the MKIII—also known as the BJ8—featured the most powerful engine offered in the model's production run: a 2.9-liter inline-six paired with a 4-speed manual transmission and overdrive. These late-production Healeys were known for their improved comfort and drivability, featuring roll-up windows, a more luxurious interior with a burled walnut dash, and revised suspension components that enhanced both ride quality and ground clearance.
This particular car is finished in a striking Golden Beige Metallic, a color that sets it apart with an elegant, period-correct presence. It comes with a British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate, verifying its factory origins and specifications. The car has also undergone a complete bare-metal restoration, during which it was fully disassembled to ensure an accurate and thorough rebuild. Its panels, paintwork, and overall presentation reflect the depth of that restoration work. Combining timeless British styling with classic open-top motoring, this MKIII offers a unique opportunity to own a beautifully restored and well-documented piece of automotive history.
