In February 1982, Special Interest Automotive (SIA) interviewed Donald Healey, "a sharp, lively, delightfully witty gentleman" who was the "originator" of the Austin-Healey automobile. The SIA interview not only is full of Mr. Healey's engaging
personality, but also ranges over a wider territory, from copying
Chrysler engines, to train wrecks, to working with A.C. Sampietro, to
the salesmanship of John Z. DeLorean, all the way to the end of BMC.
It's an entertaining and informative insider's look on the British car
industry, in which few punches are pulled.
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