Research Dossier — 1948 Healey Woodie Estate

Context. Post-war Healey estates were coachbuilt in timber over steel, combining sporting Healey front ends with practical wagon bodies. Surviving examples show finely jointed ash frames with inset wood panels and a compact two-row cabin.

Design signatures. Rounded nose with central grille and prominent headlamps (often a third driving lamp), flowing cycle fenders into doors, wood-framed greenhouse with large quarter windows, and a split or drop tailgate. Disc wheels with small caps were common.

Cabin. Leather seats, wood fascia and garnish rails, simple round instruments, and flat load floor with timber slats in the cargo area on some builds.

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