"Restored by Lynx.." A bit like flying in Christiaan Barnard to remove a wart. It's what's on the upper deck that's the dream car, eh?
When I got my Sprite and was restoring it (for the first time!) in 1979, I got a copy of Geoff Healey's "More Healeys: Frogeyes, Sprites and Midgets" and devoured it, especially the tales of the works race cars for Sebring, Le Mans and the Targa Florio.
I suppose prohibitive cost is one of the defining parts of any dream car, but there's got to be a special category for stuff like that Sprite, finding one of those cars from the Cape works, that takes more than a payment book to get hold of. I remember when that last Le Mans coupe was discovered in Scotland about twenty years ago and I have to wonder whether all of those works Sprites have been found or accounted for. I'm still dreaming of that barn find with a Sebring entry in its log book.
I shudder to think what that Sprite will go for!
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It might not be the car Bill McKay rolled at Maison Blanche in 1961:
https://www.sebringsprite.com/1413wd.html