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Austin-Healey Sprite
Go to Austin-Healey Cars From 'Frogeye' to rubber bumper, the Morris Minor and A35 power a small 2-seater.

Austin-Healey Sprite Mk1
Austin-Healey Sprite MkI
Austin-Healey Sprite mkIII
Austin-Healey Sprite MkI
Austin-Healey Sprite Frogeye. The BMC - Healey partnership was cemented by the creation of this small Healey. Using an Austin 948cc engine and components from A35 and Minor cars, the Austin-Healey Sprite MkI sold almost 50,000 cars from 1958-61.
Austin-Healey Sprite MkI. Known as the
Austin-Healey Sprite MkIII. The MkII had introduced the squarer non-frogeye body, and with the MkIII the luxury of wind-up windows and quarterlights was given. The equivalent MG Mideget was the MkII
Austin-Healey Sprite Mk III went
Austin-Healey Sprite MkIV. Produced from 1966-71, the MkIV Sprite (and MkIII MG Midget) gained the 1275cc engine and more comfort.
Austin-Healey Sprite MkIV. On the MkIV a new hood was fitted, being a fold-down type in place of the removable hood fitted on earlier carsw.
Austin-Healey Sprite Mk1 - interior
Austin-Healey Sprite MkI - the 'Frogeye'
Austin-Healey Sprite MkI
Austin-Healey Sprite Mk1
Go to an album of the Austin-Healey 100, 100/6 and 3000. http://www.simoncars.co.uk/ah/3000/ah3000.html Austin-Healey 100, 100/6 and 3000
MG Midget MkIII. In 1969 MkIII MG (and MkIV A-H) were given black-painted sills and Rostyle wheels. In 1971 the square rear wheel arches got rounded. MG Midget
Go to the Austin Albums page: http://www.simoncars.co.uk/austin/austin.html Austin Cars

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