Les Spridgets et dérivés

Sourire · October 19, 2010

Sourire · October 19, 2010

Alex · October 19, 2010

tu as le lien de ces français qui font une Sebring ?

Clément 91 · October 19, 2010

La frog :lol:

C'est moi qui suis fou ce coup-ci :D

Sourire · October 20, 2010

:lol: je savais que çà te plairais

Sourire · October 20, 2010

Petite nouvelle:

Speedwell Sprite (1959) Engine 998 cc

Based on a Austin Healey Sprite Mk.1 was classified as a marque in its own right by the FIA after homologation in 1960. The car features disc brakes together with engine and chassis improvements and alternative bodywork. The original version was developed by sportcar racer designer John Sprinzel firstly as the Speedwell Sprite named after the Speedwell tuning firm that he had formed and which Graham Hill later was involved. The car was designed by aerodynamicist Frank Costin and built by Williams and Pritchard, leading race car body builders. Shown at the 1960 racing car show as the Sebring Sprite. Seven of the cars contested the 1961 Sebring Endurance race driven by amongst others Briggs Cunningham and Bruce McLaren.

Because of interest from enthusiasts and the scarcity of the original cars, Sprite restorer Brian Archer set about producing a replica of the original. Over a period of about twenty year almost 100 cars have been built

Sourire · October 20, 2010

sebring sprite

"Sebring Sprite (1965) Based on a Austin Healey Sprite Mk.3 was classified as a marque in its own right by the FIA after homologation in 1960.

Ashley sprite

"Austin Healey Ashley Sprite (1969) Based on a 1969 Austin Healey Sprite with a bonnet/nose from Ashley Laminates, Ashley also supplied hardtops, primarily for the Mk.1 Frogeye Sprite but which could be adapted and used on the later versions. The cost of the bonnet and hardtops as supplied by Ashley was £ 41 each or £ 80 complete and the completed kit was called the Ashley Bonneville or Ashley Sportiva.

Car 52 driven by Murray Wakeham and the 1275 cc engine is enlarged to 1380 cc"