In the final full year of this famed body style, the 1960 Austin-Healey Sprite is commonly known in the United States as a “Bug-Eye,” while gaining acclaim as the “Frog-Eye” in Great Britain. These English open roadsters are beloved for their affordability, style, and versatility. Finished in the British Motor Company’s Cherry Red, this black-interiored show-car shows just 10,000 miles on the odometer. A fun 4-speed, this pristine survivor has thrived over 54 years in its original state. The 0.9 liter engine fires right up, eager to be used, as the 43 horsepower from the factory make this a turnkey joy. This model has been beautifully preserved, a testament to its care. One of less than 50,000 ever produced, enthusiasts would be deeply challenged to find a Bug-Eye this sharp. Fast Bullet Points: - Approximately 10,000 miles showing - 4-speed transmission - Cherry Red, with black interior - Immaculately preserved Bug-Eye