Nash-Healey race cars

Nash-Healey

Nash-Healey was a brand created in 1950 through a partnership between the British Donald Healey Motor Company and the American Nash-Kelvinator Corporation. Healey provided the lightweight sports chassis and engineering expertise, while Nash supplied its reliable six-cylinder engines. Together they built grand touring and competition cars, some of which achieved strong results at events like the 24 Hours of Le Mans and the Mille Miglia. Although production was limited, Nash-Healeys are now rare and highly collectible.