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Location: Los Angeles, CA
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1960 Austin-Healey Sprite
Bought: Jan, 0001
Sold: Jan, 0001
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1961 Austin Healey Bugeye Sprite MK1 ~ CUSTOM RESTORED $11,100.00
1959 AUSTIN HEALEY ASHLEY SEBRING BUGEYE SPRITE $22,500.00
1959 AUSTIN HEALEY CONVERTIBLE SPRITE Mk I BUGEYE $7,495.00
Austin Healey-Restored Bugeye Under the Tree! Videos! $5,000.00
Last updated: Mar 22, 2004
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Here are a few pics of the car before we started restoration. this is another of the same...you can see a big rust spot and dent in the middle left of the pic. You can also see the cheap wheels. This is a pic of the interior that has gone to hell...The dash was custom made...They dont sell them. You can see what condition it is in... The paint is oxidized. Here is another pic of the wheel. This is the engine... This will stay pretty much the same but maybe chromed valve covers and head. Also cromed dashpot covers on the SU carbs.
Pg. 1.........Before RestorationPg. 2.........DuringPg. 3.........Coming soon (finished)
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Posted by: fun_eme
02/23/2009 02:21PM
that is a sweet project. check out my pics
Posted by: geilesAuto
09/08/2008 02:19PM
Hey, you should help out a fellow cardomainer and vote for my car! Here's the URL:http://texacocarofthedecades.com/CarDetails.aspx?CarDetailID=81&Decade=2000 you just have to register to vote... Thanks a ton!
07/30/2008 04:12PM
i love your ride, 5 stars for sure! come check out my ride
Posted by: ruffryder_nyc
01/26/2005 07:58AM
In Germany we call them frogeye. But whatever the name is, I love these cars. Work on the engine and scare the ricer-kids!
Posted by: badass55
03/12/2005 10:24PM
That is pretty cool, looks like your doing a great job on it. I think you should cram a 327 small block in there, even with the stock motor, that car kicks ass! Keep up the good work!
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