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British Pathe has just posted this gem to Youtube:
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Sprite Endurance Records at Bonneville 1959
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johntennyson
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Thanks for the post! I love the vintage videos, even though they take me out of the garage.
aeronca65t
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Very cool. It would be hard to recognize that as a Sprite by its appearance!
And Phil Hill looks like he's 19!
I have done some 4 Hour night enduros with my Spridget when it was #11 (as well as my old #909 Escort GT and another Sprite).
My Spridget always ran pretty well in these.
The second shot is terrible but it's the only night shot I can find (both were taken at T1 at Summit Pint).
And Phil Hill looks like he's 19!
I have done some 4 Hour night enduros with my Spridget when it was #11 (as well as my old #909 Escort GT and another Sprite).
My Spridget always ran pretty well in these.
The second shot is terrible but it's the only night shot I can find (both were taken at T1 at Summit Pint).
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Here's another for you although without sound.:
PBL 75 was the first road registered Sprite: https://www.ridedrive.co.uk/classic-first-sprite.htm