Back in early 2022 Andy Parkinson got in touch about a derelict Heerey GTM he'd found and planned to restore. It certainly was a challenging project but Andy cracked on with it and really surprised me when it was finished and back on the road within a year or so. He tackled just about everything on the car, apart from the paint as he left the body in its 'as found' condition, which I think is just marvelous. We found out it was an early Howard Heerey-built car with the correct chassis plate and registration. It was sold in 1970 but only registered in 1974 and on the road up until '89. ![]()
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Andy surprised me again this week, when he announced to offer the car for sale. "Yes Jeroen, I sadly decided to sell it. I have my Mk1 Mini that's on the road and also an AMC Cub to restore so something has to go due to lack of space." Well, it certainly is quite a chance for somebody else to own a freshly restored and fantastic car now. See the ad here.
Andy's 1970 Heerey GTM, first registered in 1974 and now for sale
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Don't let the paint job mislead you. This car is fully restored underneath
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Great interior with all the right period bits and pieces in place, ready to go
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Engine has been fully rebuilt, too, all the specs are in the advertisement
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Alloy 3 core radiator, baffled custom alloy fuel tank, fully rebuilt suspension and much more
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1275 A+ engine before it went in, with MG Metro cam, big valve cylinder head, 1.5” rockers etc...
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And a walkaround video to give an even better impression about it...
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...Plus one of the engine running
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