First registered on 4th May 1950, ‘D36’ was purchased new by D. Frazer in Glasgow, Scotland. (registered as ‘HSF 360’) While in Scotland, the Healey was raced and hill climbed for two years, driven by Bob Dickson and Nancy Mitchell. Nancy Mitchell was one of BMC’s squad of British lady rally drivers in the 1950s, winning two European Ladies’ Championships.

The car then came back to England and was reregistered as ‘KGG 829’, keeping that registration for the rest of its life in the UK. From 1956 to 1970 the car belonged to one A J Bowers in Hampshire. Another long-term owner was Mr David Reader, who raced the Healey extensively and kept it from 1992 to 2012 when it was bought by the current vendor. The car is believed to have been repainted from green to red during that period.

The current Belgian owner bought the car in 2012 and ordered a re-sprayed the Healey in its original green before again participating in several rally's during the last years.

One of the better documented Healey's we've ever seen.

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