Austin Healey 3000 Grill Lip New English Made Bj-8 Bj-7 Bt-7 on 2040-parts.com
Woodbury, Connecticut, US
Offered for your consideration is a new, English made, Austin-Healey grill lip which is done to a very high standard both in terms of construction as well as the quality of chrome plating. This grill is correct for all Big Healeys from the 1962 3000 Tri Carbs, the BJ-7's and the final BJ-8's.
This is a very good quality item and I am offering it at a significant discount off it's normal selling price. You may bid with confidence.
Shipping is $16.75 in the continental U.S. Overseas bidders, please email me for shipping details. I am happy to combine shipping costs on multiple purchases.
Thanks for your interest. Be sure to view my numerous other auctions for high quality parts and accessories.
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