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The Sebring Sprite story has been kept alive by clubs and the people in them. Whether you own a Sprite, Midget or Sebring, or you're still dreaming of one, a club is the quickest way to find parts, advice, events and friends who share the bug.
In the UK
Each of these looks after Sprites in its own way, and plenty of owners belong to more than one.
Started by enthusiasts in the early 1980s, soon after production ended, because they felt Midgets and Sprites deserved a club of their own. Members get MASCOT, the club's award-winning magazine, plus regional groups with regular meets and drives, and outings to shows, race meetings and track days.
Visit the Midget & Sprite ClubThe MG Car Club's register for MG Midgets and Austin-Healey Sprites built from 1958 to 1979. Adding your car is free and gives it a permanent register number. There's technical advice, a library of original literature, social events and a Car of the Year award. MGCC also runs the Midget & Sprite Challenge race series.
Visit the Midget RegisterThe Austin Healey Club keeps a register of surviving Sprites, looked after by registrar Bob Kemp since 1982. Send in your car's details, photos and history to help record how many Sprites are still with us. The club's Healeysport Centre also runs the HealeySport Speed Championship.
Visit the Sprite RegisterAround the world
Chapters across the United States for Healey owners, Sprites included, with regional meets and a busy national calendar.
Visit the clubAustralia's club for Sprites and Midgets, with a strong mix of social runs and motorsport.
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