History
Nash-Healey Roadster
The Nash-Healey represented an unprecedented international collaboration between Nash Motors, British sports car maker Donald Healey, and Italian coachbuilder Pinin Farina. Nash's robust overhead-valve six was shipped to England for installation in Healey's sophisticated chassis, then sent to Italy for stunning aluminum bodywork. The result was America's first post-war sports car, capable of over 100 mph and successful in competition including Le Mans. Only 506 were built due to the high price point, making surviving examples highly collectible.