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The Classic MINI Collection
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Mini Cooper / Cooper S mk1/2 |
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First outing
of the sporting Mini that was to become a legend. MkI Cooper 1961-'67 997cc. MkII Cooper 1967-'69 998cc. Mk1 'S' 1963-'64 1071cc. MkII 'S' 1964-'67 1275cc. Grand-Prix winning constructor John Cooper persuaded BMC to use his motorsport tuning expertise to transform the Mini into a pocket rocket capable of winning the most prestigious of international rallies. Winner of the Tulip Rally 1962-1963 and the Monte Carlo Rally in 1964, 1965 and 1967. Recognisable by the horizontally barred grille. Cooper had a twin carb engine giving 55bhp, close ratio gearbox giving a top speed of 85mph. 'S' had 70bhp and 90+ mph. Highlight of the Mini's career was it's starring role in the classic film 'The Italian Job'. |
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Mini Cooper / Cooper S mk3 |
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MkIII 'S' 1967-'71 1275cc. 76bhp and almost 100mph squeezed out of these amazing little machines now. BIG prices paid for a well sorted example these days! |
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More
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Mini Clubman 1275 GT 1969 -1980 |
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Mini Cooper replacement with a squared off front nose. 59bhp gives 90mph max. Endearing little motor with a bit of a bite! I always remember them as only being golden yellow in colour. Not many around... most have succumbed to the tin worm. Production 110,673 |
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Mini Clubman |
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The squared off nose was controversial at the time with many Mini fans
appalled with that new front end. It does however allow a lot more room for working under that bonnet! Soldiered on until the arrival of the Metro in 1980 Production of saloon & estate 473,189 |
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Mini Clubman Estate 1969 - 1982 |
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| A roomy little estate that outlived its saloon brother by 2 years and was renamed the Mini 1000HL in 1980 by owners British Leyland. Bet you haven't seen one of these for a long time! | |||||||||
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