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Story and Photography by Bill Holland [Editor's Note: This article originally appeared in the November 2018 issue of Classic Motorsports.] Without a doubt one of the most popular powerplants in the history of sports car racing is the venerable A-series engine. Throughout its nearly 50-year lifespan it appeared in such vintage racing icons as the Austin-Healey Sprite, Mini Cooper and MG Midget–plus limited-production cars like the Turner 950 Sports.
[Editor's note: This article originally ran in the May 2011 issue of Grassroots Motorsports.] Sure, it’s possible to enjoy this hobby on your own. You can go for spirited drives by yourself, run solo laps at your local track, or spend long hours in the garage working on the object of your automotive desire. Even so, sharing that passion with others is what makes it real and takes it to a higher level. That’s why gearhead gatherings are a staple in our world.
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