This pair of Austin Healey Sprite prototypes are among the last purpose built race cars to come out of AH's Warwick-based Experimental shop in the late 60's. The '68 coupe (chassis HAN9-R-238) is said to have been purpose built for that year's Le Mans 24 hours, but a last minute change meant it didn't run, the car instead making a name for itself with a strong finish at Sebring the following year. The '69 roadster (chassis HAN9-R-250) is described as the very last prototype made by Healey and was first raced at Sebring in 1970. Find them offered as a pair here on eBay in Azle, Texas for $850k OBO. Special thanks to BaT reader Douglas N. for this submission.
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This 96 Nissan 300zx (VIN JN1RZ24D8TX600768) isn't a Twin Turbo, but its low 47k miles, nicely preserved looks and 5-speed set it apart. Most of these NA cars were either gawky LWB 2+2's, automatics or both, and the seller says this one's well maintained and in factory condition. Find it here on Craigslist in Denver, Colorado for $9,500. Special thanks to BaT reader CarlaClint V. for this submission.
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This 1963 Jaguar MkII 3.8 (chassis P218385BW) has been restored in several stages over the years, and though no longer a highly original or matching numbers example, its lovely color combination, excellent condition and extra gear mean we'd be thrilled to count it among our collection. Though by no means a dime a dozen, these cars have seemed undervalued relative to the exploding E-type market for a long time, with this particular example checking all the right boxes for those more concerned with driving than collectability. Find it here at LB Limited in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for $49,500. Click here to read more... | Also new on Bring a Trailer:
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