1958 Austin Healey Sprite (Kansa) at Goodwood Revival

The original Frogeye Austin-Healey Sprite was a cheap and cheerful sports car that appealed to enthusiasts all over the world. Those ‘frogeye’ headlamps were initially planned to be retractable until it was realised that would put the price up - and retaining them in that position proved to be an inspired decision.
Underneath the skin the car was mainly a blend of Austin A35 and Morris Minor. But due to its low weight, it was still an entertaining car to drive with reasonable performance - and sold at a bargain price. But its austerity was a little too much for some customers - it didn't even have a bootlid, so more civilised versions would follow.
BHP: 126 bhp @ 6000rpm
Torque: 160 Nm @ 5000rpm
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[@gwalker7058]

Wow , what a great little racer and the driver must be having a blast . A very well prepared car .

[@stephenhenion8304]

I had Spridgets back in the day!! The best driving experience around!!! So simple!!!