Healey Magazine List Search

This directory includes the Austin-Healey Club of America’s historical magazines the “Chatter” and the “Healey Marque” from 1988 to the present. To use this searchable index, you must first be logged in to the Healeyclub.org website by clicking here.

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Planting Seeds Author: Moore, B Covers: It’s up to us to ensure the future of the marque, and to guarantee that the care and skill it has taken to keep our Healeys on the road all these years are honored and continued. Let’s get out there and show more folks just how incredible these cars are and then provide them a warm and hospitable welcome into our club as they begin their path to ownership. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: President’s Byline Issue: 2026-07 Page: 5
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The story of an American Austin-Healey Part 1 Author: Thomton, G Covers: BN6-L/2640 landed in New York in early 1959 and found its way to a showroom floor at the Midwest Rambler dealer in Decatur, Illinois. Midwest Rambler was dipping their toes into the import car market, and the Austin-Healeys were among their first import offerings. Marque
Primary Area: Articles Secondary Area: Historic Issue: 2026-07 Page: 6
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Built with Pride Author: Nikas, J Covers: For the most part, with some notable exceptions, the initial tranche of Healeys and Nash- Healeys were assembled at Warwick. This state of affairs continued through to the birth of the Hundred prototype, the first car identified as an Austin-Healey. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: Donald Healey Motor Co. Ltd Issue: 2026-07 Page: 14
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The Old Cinema Author: Healey, B. Covers: It is not easy to write at great length about the Healey works in Warwick as over the years the Company had three homes all within the confines of the town. The earliest days of the true Healey were spent in a section of the Benford (cement mixe) factory to the immediate rear of the subsequent Cape factory. Marque
Primary Area: History – Cars Secondary Area: Early Healey Cars Issue: 2026-07 Page: 20
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Vignettes from Healey History Author: Piggot, B Covers: We commence this installment with a photo said to have been taken in one of the parking lots annexed to the Abingdon MG/Healey sports car factory in the UK. No precise date is available, but I would estimate sometime in 1959/60. As can be seen, Mark I Sprite and Big Healey production was in full swing, and although not visible in the picture, MGAs were also being assembled at a considerable rate at the same time. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: Historic Issue: 2026-07 Page: 22
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Auction Report Author: Bouillin, P Covers: 1959 Austin-Healey 100-Six (BN4); 1954 Austin-Healey 100 (BN1); 1967 Austin-Healey 3000 Mark III BJ8; Old English White-over-red-liveried Sprite Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: Auction Report Issue: 2026-07 Page: 25
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Queen’s English and British Classic Shows, MG TD Saga, Hauling a TR6, and Utah Brakes Author: Lauser, G Covers: CALIFORNIA, Austin-Healey Association; CANADA, AHC of Manitoba. NORTH CAROLINA, Carolinas AHC. OHIO, Ohio Valley AHC. UTAH, Bonneville AHC. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: HEALEY CHATTER Issue: 2026-07 Page: 28
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Gremlins and Grounds Author: Young, B Covers: Early electrical theory defined current flow as flowing from positive to negative. This “conventional current” standard was established long before electrons were discovered. Later, scientists learned that electrons, being negatively charged, move from negative to positive in metal conductors. By then, electrical engineering equations and standards already worked perfectly using conventional current flow, so engineers kept the convention. However, our Austin-Healeys used positive ground (positive earth) electrical systems because this was considered sound automotive engineering practice at the period. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: Technical Service Bulletin Issue: 2026-07 Page: 38
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Important Conversations Author: Moore, B Covers: One initiative especially important to me involves the next generation of Healey owners: the children – and grandchildren – of our current members. I have long believed this group should be one of our highest priorities. They already know these cars. Many grew up riding in them, hearing stories about them, or helping in the garage. They may also have an opportunity to step into ownership without the hurdle of paying full market value. Just as important, they understand that a Healey is more than a machine – it is often a family legacy. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: PRESIDENT’S BYLINE Issue: 2026-06 Page: 5
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Racing my Healey, 63 years and counting Author: Border, D Covers: I read the April side of the March/April Healey Marque with much interest in the vintage racing articles by Gary Black and Dan Powell who have vintage raced their Healeys for 32 and 40 years, respectively. I responded to Reid Trummel that, although I did very little racing on dedicated racetracks, in 2026, I will have been racing my Healey in different venues for 63 years. By the time you read this, I will have attended “The Gathering” in North Carolina in April and participated in the Sunday autocross, which followed the 300+ British cars at the car show on Saturday. Marque
Primary Area: History – Competition Secondary Area: Racing – Competition Issue: 2026-06 Page: 6
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The Advantages of Joining the Austin-Healey Club of America Author: Trummel, R. Covers: Joining the Austin-Healey Club of America is more than just a hobby; it is a gateway into a vibrant community that celebrates the engineering, heritage, and lifestyle associated with some of the most iconic vehicles in automotive history. Membership in the club brings a wealth of benefits that go far beyond just owning a car. From camaraderie and networking opportunities to practical support and exclusive events, the advantages of being part of the AHCA are numerous and rewarding. Marque
Primary Area: Articles Secondary Area: National Issue: 2026-06 Page: 14
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Brotherly Love, Don and Erle Morley’s Amazing Partnership Author: Covers: The British Motor Corporation’s prospects in international rallies improved considerably when the Austin-Healey 3000 appeared during the summer of 1959. Although its outward appearance was no different from its immediate forebear, its more powerful engine and front disc brakes were significant improvements, and though almost all of the first cars were dispatched across the Atlantic for sale in the United States, Abingdon retained three examples for competition use and immediately sent them out into combat. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: Donald Healey Motor Co Ltd Issue: 2026-06 Page: 16
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Vignettes from Healey History Author: Piggot, B Covers: We start this selection with a racing photograph where even the photographer must have been soaked, let alone the drivers. It depicts the then annual six-hour relay race held at the Silverstone circuit in Northamptonshire in Summer(!) 1966. Evidently it rained heavily for the entire six hours. I have described this unique “relay” event previously in this series, where 20 or more teams of six cars competed with only one of each team being on the circuit at once, carrying a relay baton. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: Historic Issue: 2026-06 Page: 21
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Auction Report Author: Bouillin, P Covers: While we always want to examine the sales most relevant to our members, which means good coverage of 100, 3000 and Sprite sales, there is an entire other universe out there that deserves our attention even though most of these models will never appear on our personal radars. 1956 Austin-Healey 100 BN2, 1953 Nash-Healey Le Mans Coupe with Rambler V8, 1947 Healey Elliott Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: Auction Issue: 2026-06 Page: 24
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Bacon Running, Canyon Twisting, Rose Bowl Visit, and a “To Do” List Author: Lauser, G Covers: CALIFORNIA, Austin-Healey Association; FLORIDA, Paradise Coast AHC; GEORGIA, Atlanta AHC; INDIANA, Central Indiana AHC; NORTH CAROLINA, Carolinas AH; TEXAS, South Texas AHC; TEXAS, North Texas AHC. Marque
Primary Area: Articles – Reg Columns Secondary Area: HEALEY CHATTER Issue: 2026-06 Page: 27
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