The storage site is in SF and they currently charge $125/mo, which is reasonable since the parking has no public access. There's some Chevy muscle cars, a Challenger, some Jags, a Testarossa, a 911, and a lot of other cars in there. The best appeared to be an original, mint Mercedes Pullman, which gets taken out and enjoyed every couple of weeks or so. No power on the hills, I'm told.

Joe,
BN-7 is a two seater, does not have the two rear jump seats and are very rare. 1962 was the last year for the BN-7. Looks like a BJ-7 mark II. Mine is a 1959, BN-6 two seater. One of only 329 made that year. The two seaters bring more money than the 2+2's do as there are so few left.

Richmond huh? My dad's Healey Blue '67 (in posted pic) was bought new at Richmond British on Macdonald Avenue just over the border in El Cerrito. The rear license plate frame said EL CERRITO on top and RICHMOND BRITISH on the bottom.