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Hi to all,
I have owned a 67 AH Sprite for around 20 years, located in Plant City, FL. Early work was just to get it running, drive it and regular maintenance, but currently in the middle of a restoration, and not surprisingly taking a lot longer than I had planned. Currently being reassembled and I’m sure I will be asking for help and advice as the work continues.

Thanks for the add, looking forward to being active in the groom.

Mark
 
Mark - welcome to BCF.

"... taking a lot longer than I had planned".

I think we've all said that many times, believe me.

Here's our Sprite/Midget area when you're ready to ask questions and share your experiences.

Spridgets

Forum to discuss the Austin Healey Sprite and the MG Midget. Two different but similar cars sometimes referred to collectively as the Spridget.
www.britishcarforum.com www.britishcarforum.com

Good to have you with us.

Tom M.
 
Welcome aboard, Mark.

I'm just down the road, in Brandon.
 
Welcome to BCF, Mark! We have a very active Sprigets forum so you will have plenty of help available if/ when you need it. Be sure to pop in there also and say hey!
 
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