1959 Austin-Healey 100-6 BN6 (1958 - 1959) Convertible

1959 Austin‑Healey 100‑6 BN4 – British Roadster Icon

A beautifully presented 1959 Austin‑Healey 100‑6, delivered from the factory as an original left‑hand drive example. The odometer shows 00440 miles, though the true mileage is unknown. This car embodies the spirit of the classic British sports car with its 2. 6‑liter inline‑six engine and unmistakable Healey styling. Equipped with a soft‑top, it offers open‑air motoring in true 1950s fashion.

Highlights

00440 miles indicated (true mileage unknown)

Original left‑hand drive

Soft‑top

2. 6‑liter inline‑six engine

Iconic 1950s British roadster design

Presentation

The Austin‑Healey 100‑6 captures everything enthusiasts love about classic British motoring: light weight, mechanical purity, and an engine full of character. This example is an excellent choice for collectors, weekend drivers, or anyone seeking a classic with both emotional appeal and long‑term value. It presents as an honest and charming Healey, ready for spirited drives or display at classic car events.

Specifications

Model: Austin‑Healey 100‑6 BN4

Year: 1959

Mileage: 00440 miles (true mileage unknown)

Engine: 2. 6‑liter inline‑six

Power: Approx. 102 hp (period specification)

Transmission: Manual

Drive: Rear‑wheel drive

Equipment: Soft‑top, original LHD

Model History – Austin‑Healey 100‑6

Introduced in 1956, the Austin‑Healey 100‑6 replaced the earlier 100‑series and brought a major upgrade: a new 2. 6‑liter six‑cylinder engine that offered more power and a smoother driving experience. Production continued until 1959, when the model was succeeded by the legendary 3000‑series.

Today, the 100‑6 is prized for its blend of 1950s styling, mechanical simplicity, and the unmistakable Healey driving feel. Original left‑hand drive examples are particularly sought after by collectors.

A Classic with Presence

A 1959 Austin‑Healey 100‑6 is a car that inspires admiration wherever it goes. This example offers a rare opportunity to own one of the most iconic British roadsters - a classic with both historical significance and exceptional driving charm.