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At present we are constructing a new site, it is hoped this new facitity will provide real interest to all Spridget owners and members of our register. To make our new site work we are desperate for input from everyone. We especially need the following

Members profiles, Your stories your cars!

Members modifications, Share your modifications with everyone on the register

Maintenance, If you are a handy person with the spanners and are doing a job on your car, take pictures and write a detailed account for us to include in our workshop pages.

All input please Email Robert Welch Thank you.

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Brian Archer

Dear All

It is with great sadness that I have to report that Brian Archer died
on Saturday afternoon, 23rd August. Brian had been in hospital since
the beginning of July when he was diagnosed with cancer. Following
major surgery soon afterwards, he had been improving and we had high
hopes of a recovery. Sadly that was not to be.

I am sure you will wish to join me in sending your sincere condolences
to his wife, Barbara, son Andrew, daughter Debbie and the rest of his
family, not forgetting Andrew Forster who has been his business partner
for a number of years.

What follows is a brief tribute from Martin Ingall which I think sums
Brian up perfectly, a real gentleman and smashin bloke.

I feel a great sense of loss at Brian's passing. What started as a
business relationship very quickly became a true friendship. Brian was
an enthusiast first of all, a businessman second. He really loved the
cars, and the racing. He provided me and numerous others with the joy
of owning and driving a Sebring Sprite, a car rarely seen for thirty
years until he had the idea of reviving it. Whether by coincidence or
otherwise - at around the same time came the gradual re-emergence of a
number of the historic cars of which S221 was one. Brian's meticulous
preparation brought that car back to full race condition and he has
personally looked after it around the circuits ever since. Brian was
really the lynch-pin at the hub of a small group of Sebring buffs, and
assisted Jonathan Whitehouse-Bird with his research into EAO's history,
as well as Tom Coulthard when he and John Sprinzel were putting
together "Spritely Years". With his guidance and support I prepared my
own car for a number of major historic rallies in the 90's. Above all
though he was an unassuming, highly knowledgeable, jolly, friendly guy
who was always prepared to help fellow enthusiasts and give free
advice. I know I shall miss him, greatly. Brian Archer - "one of the
best".
Martin Ingall

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Brian's funeral will be held at the Robin Hood Crematorium,
Streetsbrook Road, Solihull, W.Midlands B90 3NL
on Monday September 8th at 1.30.p.m. (Sebring Sprites are welcome)

I understand that it has been suggested there might be a Memorial
Service at a later date and this is being discussed.

Best wishes

Den

Dennis Wharf

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Here are our up and coming events, please take a look by scrolling down the page and choosing at least one event to attend. That ensures that your Spridget will enjoy a nice run out, whilst you may enjoy the company of like minded enthusiasts.

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HOT NEWS

We have 50 free tickets
for Spridget drivers who intend spectating at  the MGCC Mallory Park Race meeting on the 12th October

Contact Mike Parker

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Saturday the 18th October.

Aldon rolling road session

Aldon's is from
10.30am, the cost of which is £25.00 per power run, normally £40.00.

Check the power of your Midget and whether further work is required on the ignition or more importantly the fueling. I understand we maybe treated to a few race cars on the Rolling road so we can lust after their power

Email Dennis Wharf for further details.

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