Atlas Dinky Toys No. 546 Austin Healey 100

The Austin Healey 100, introduced in 1953, was a collaboration between British car manufacturer Austin and renowned car designer Donald Healey. The "100" in the name referred to the car's top speed of 100 miles per hour (approximately 160 km/h), which was very impressive for a sports car at the time. The model quickly became popular for its sleek lines, low profile and powerful performance. The Austin Healey 100 was not only a success on the road, but also in motorsports, where it proved its power and speed.

Dinky Toys released the Austin Healey 100 as part of their extensive line of sports cars. Number 546 was one of the most beloved models, with its meticulously detailed reproduction of the original vehicle. The scale model became popular with collectors because of the accuracy with which it captured the Austin Healey's characteristic shapes, including the sleek bonnet and sporty convertible style.

This specific model, the Atlas Dinky Toys No. 546 Austin Healey 100, is in very good condition and comes with a Dutch brochure describing the history of the model and its significance for car enthusiasts and the original box, which completes the set and is a valuable addition to any collector.

This beautiful scale model is a must-have for Dinky Toys collectors and classic sports car enthusiasts. With its accurate reproduction and accompanying original packaging, this Austin Healey 100 is a piece of automotive history that brings the charm of the 50s to life.