At first look I thought this was a 1956-58 MG Roadster, However I am not convinced by the Grill and I think now it is like a 58-59 Austen Healey Roadster, this would have had a 4cly engine and a most likely a 4 speed standard transmission. It was a cool little car there was a chic in college that had one and she gave me a ride in it a few times. I drove it once or twice but either way she couldn't keep her hands on the wheel. Thats my guess.
would have got on here sooner but the Internet was down at the Hotel. I am now visiting Florida for a little bit.

 

Getting Close > Don't give `up
They also made a 2+2 version.



Below is 4-Sale @ $65K (WoW)

 

Austin Healy 3000 GT but not positive on the year.

 

Whatizit?

 

DESCRIPTION

Austin-Healy 3000 production ended in 1967 after 8 years of sales and competition success. Derived from the original 100 Six, the 3000 reached its final configuration in the Mark III version, a 2+2 convertible with a 2.9 L/148 HP inline-6 engine. The “Big Healey” was a tough, durable roadster ultimately capable of 120 mph. It was also one of the most beautiful sports cars ever built, in Britain or anywhere else, with racy, curvaceous styling that has held up extremely well over the ensuing years. That evaluation perfectly describes this exceptional 1967 3000 Mk III convertible showing a believed-actual 18,053 miles. A one-owner car from the friendly climes of West Virginia, it has been completely restored to its present as-new condition, finished in the very attractive mixture of Metallic ice Blue paint, Blue interior with White piping and Dark Blue fabric soft top. Purists will appreciate such details as the car’s Silver-painted Dunlop knock-off wire wheels and Road Speed RS5 tires, comfortable bucket seat cockpit with burled wood dash and the twin SU HD8-carbureted 3,000 CC inline-6 nestled in the intricately detailed engine compartment.

 

 

1938 Phantom Corsair Concept