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A friend of mine just picked up a Bugeye Sprite.</div>
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Included with the car were a lot of extra parts, mostly engine parts.</div>
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Among them were this interesting set of lifters. I haven't seen any others like this.</div>
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They appear to me to be lightened racing lifters? Drilled and chamfered.</div>
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Anyone seen any like these before?</div>
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<div id="signature">Brian S.<br>
Bugeyeracer finally resto'ed!<br>
Thanks to Frank C.!<br>
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