Funny (considering my location), but I can add some info.
I have a 2007 calendar pressed by "The Healey Museum".
At the end there is some description of the fundation. The objective being:
"To historically preserve the cars and memories of Donald M. Healey and his
family, and all thoose who helped design,develop, produce, amrket and race
the cars that bear the Healey name."
"In addition to specific milestone cars, the Bill Wood Collection of Healey
production documentation, obtained from Geoff Healey, will be a major part
of the museum's Resource Center."
Additional information on the museum is available at:
Media Office, The Healey Museum
352-223-8840
healeyinfo at aol.com
www.healeymuseum.org
Nice alendar anyway with intresting photos. Hope the collection will be
presented to the public at some day.
Gergo
2011/8/12 <CAWS52803 at aol.com>
> Back a few years ago, my wife and I were at the ground breaking of the
> Healey Museum here in the US. Gerry & Marion Coker were the honored
> guests. It
> was to be at Virginia International Raceway. The land there was being
> donated by one VIR partner, Connie Nyholm, and the actual construction was
> to be
> done by her boyfriend. He owned several Healeys including a Silverstone.
> A
> s faith would have it, they broke up and the project dissipated. Never
> heard if any materials were gathered either.
> Never another word about a museum here.
>
> Rudy Streng
> Lenoir, NC
> BN4, AN5
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