A Gallery Showcasing the Healey by Caton Roadster

Driving the first completed Healey by Caton roadster.
Driving the first completed Healey by Caton roadster.
With a curb weight of 2,028 pounds, the Healey by Caton delivers 180 hp.
The interior features a wood-rimmed steering wheel, Caton-branded analog dials and a wraparound windshield.
Caton enlists renowned UK specialist JME Healeys to rebuild the four-cylinder engine.
The wheels are old-school Borrani wires wrapped in Avon rubber with a period-correct tread pattern.
The grille is also redesigned to give it more depth.
The Healey by Caton’s long hood, kicked-up rear fenders and tapering tail squeeze plenty of drama into a small silhouette.
The Healey by Caton builds on the strengths of the original without diluting its classic character.
The car’s compact dimensions and gutsy demeanor feel tailor-made for leafy English lanes.
Although there’s more cabin space than in the original, don’t expect any infotainment, or heating.