How to Restore a Car | Austin-Healey Bugeye Sprite Project

The first step in putting a car back together is going over what you have and organizing parts. Making sure you have everything you need to keep the next step moving will help make the project go as smooth as possible. That is why we brought our 1960 Austin Healey Bugeye Sprite home we took a look at what we had and got to work on parts organization and rebuilding the suspension.
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[@nwrob1]

These videos are great. Your Group 44 Gt6 restolog has been an invaluable resource for my own Gt6 build and a real inspiration. Great stuff.

[@dansalinas2322]

Super video's! Learning so much... Been few years since I restored one. Looking for a bugeye to restore! Keep up the great work.

[@usernamembp45]

I am anxious to see how your project progresses as well as the mods you are making as I have my own Midget project ongoing and looking for tips. Keep em' coming.

[@ClassicMotorsports]

We have more videos on the Bugeye on the way!

[@MikeAarset]

@@ClassicMotorsports waiting :)

[@timsuddard6502]

@@MikeAarset We will get into the rear suspension next. I am waiting for my trick Limited Slip Differential to get finished, before we tackle this one.

[@rickiji1]

Again, I caught several good tips on this vedio!!

[@ClassicMotorsports]

Glad to hear it! We have more content like this on the way.

[@TahoeRealm]

Great video!

[@rickfisk4289]

Springs are mounted upside down in the last section.

[@jonowen6612]

Keep the great content coming please! New subscriber here...

[@ClassicMotorsports]

Thanks for subscribing. We have a lot more content on the way.