Towing Eye Tie-Down Pair
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To meet Canadian requirements, these Towing Eyes were originally fitted to BJ7s from approximately January 1963 (H-BJ7-20880 on) and all BJ8s. The Canadians were not picking on the Healeys, or making a comment on their reliability - this was a requirement for all new cars sold in Canada. Today, every car has some sort of a towing eye, so I suppose we should say that Canada was ahead of its time.
While intended to facilitate towing, these additions were quickly recognized as ideal tie-down brackets when transporting with a trailer. Because the holes selected for the towing eyes are in the same relative location on every Healey frame, these brackets will fit on every big Healey made from the BN1 through the BJ8. We suggest that you paint them black which is how they were originally.
Installation
InstructionsDocuments
| Model (Site) | Category | Schematic | Key | Name | Application | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Austin Healey 100, 100-6, 3000 | Bumpers | Bumpers & License Plates; 100-6, 3000 | 17 | TOWING EYE PAIR | BN4-BJ8 | 1 |
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