This comprehensive workshop service repair manual covers the Austin MG Sprite Midget for the model years 1958 through 1971. It provides detailed information and instructions for a wide range of maintenance and repair procedures, encompassing every aspect of the vehicle. The manual features step-by-step instructions, accompanied by clear illustrations, exploded diagrams, drawings, and photographs. You'll find detailed explanations for every service and repair procedure, ensuring accuracy and ease of understanding. The manual also includes specifications for tightening torques, adjustment values, and wear limits. Special service tools are highlighted with explanations and illustrations. This manual is a valuable resource for both professional mechanics and do-it-yourself enthusiasts, offering a thorough guide to keep your Austin MG Sprite Midget in top condition.

The Austin MG Sprite and Midget, produced from 1958 to 1971, were iconic British sports cars that captured the hearts of enthusiasts worldwide. These diminutive two-seater roadsters, designed by the legendary Alec Issigonis, were known for their nimble handling, spirited performance, and charmingly quirky character. The Sprite, launched in 1958, featured a distinctive "bubble" canopy and a minimalist design that emphasized affordability and fun. It was powered by a 948cc A-Series engine, producing a modest 43 horsepower, but its lightweight construction and agile chassis made it surprisingly quick and enjoyable to drive. The Midget, introduced in 1961, evolved from the Sprite with a slightly larger body and a more traditional grille and bonnet design. It remained mechanically similar to the Sprite, sharing the same engine and chassis. Despite their modest power output, both models could reach speeds of around 80 mph, making them incredibly capable for their time. Throughout their production run, the Sprite and Midget underwent several updates and refinements, including improved engines, upgraded suspension, and revised styling. These cars quickly gained a reputation for their reliability and ease of maintenance, making them popular choices for both seasoned mechanics and weekend enthusiasts. They became synonymous with open-top motoring and the joy of driving on winding roads. In the United States, the Sprite and Midget enjoyed significant popularity, helped by their relatively low cost and the burgeoning interest in imported sports cars. Today, these classic British roadsters remain highly sought-after collector's items, appreciated for their timeless design, spirited performance, and the nostalgic charm they evoke. The Austin MG Sprite and Midget continue to captivate enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into a golden era of British motorsports and the joy of driving purely for the love of the road.