Check out some of our great projects 

100-4 V12 Supercharged

The rumor is true. We have built a Healey with a Jag V12 motor. We did a ground up restoration and of course, we put a new Jule Frame in it. The car had to have a sound foundation for all that power.

Yellow Austin Healey infront of trees

Building a Modified Healey

When building a modified Healey many elements of this process should be considered. By introducing a larger engine with higher horsepower and torque, you may present other problems that could result in injury. The following pictures may offer some ideas of what to consider when taking on such a project to get the most out of your build and to keep yourself safe.

Silver with red racing stripes infront of trees

The Early Years 

Martin’s First Healey

This is the Healey that caused Martin to build the Jule Frame.

Burgandy over white Austin Healey with roof.

100-4 with Jag Engine

The owner told Martin, after many engine failures the original drive train was replaced with a 3.4 Jag engine in 1957. This car was restored to its prevalent history with the Jag -6.

Blue over silver Austin Healey

BJ8 finished in Jaguar Racing Green

This car is from Pennsylvania and was done approximately 25 years ago.

Green Austin Healey with door open