My Mini Cooper!
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Had no idea there was so much mini love on R3V ! Ive got a 62 austin cooper thats a long term project. I really need to spend some time on that thing. VicSkimmr ,your mini looks SWEET i got those same wheels for mine. -
My father is a tow truck driver, we picked this beast up today and dropped it off at MiniSports to have an injected 1275cc installed.
That's R34 Bayside Blue. Has a houndstooth style interior and 13x7 -8 Performance Alloy Superlights(Made right here, in Adelaide, Australia).

Sorry for quality, only had my iPhone on me.Leave a comment:
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No problem at all :) I'm always happy to talk to people about Minis.Leave a comment:
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Hey wait I am still in the game people! Dont give up on Ol' Arch just yet!
6 months ago or so I posted this one below I found in a pool hall bar parking lot. Left a note on it and the dude emailed me. I said to bring it by and that was the last I heard. Lost his email too.
Went to the same pool hall today and got his contact info,guess the guy is a regular there and they all new him. Called him up and we spoke,car is still for sale. We are supposed to meet up in the next couple of days.
Keep ya posted.
Car is a 1971.



Hey Jason, wanted to thank you for you help on the phone today.Good talking to you buddy!!Leave a comment:
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Here's a good starting place ;)
http://www.minimania.com/Cars4Sale_list.cfm
I got this site on my favorites. :D
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Here's a good starting place ;)
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theres a resto shop in my neighborhood with an orange one that parks in front everyday. I think the its the owners. i should get more info on it.
nice find!Leave a comment:
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Photos hide a lot of imperfections.
FWIW I paid $7,500 for mine and felt it was a good deal. It was clean and has no visible rust anywhere with a clean interior and an engine that runs well (has about 40k on the clock). The PO originally paid $13k for it and that's probably more or less what it should be worth if the economy hadn't taken a shit.
So the one in that photo is yours?Leave a comment:
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Photos hide a lot of imperfections.Wow! That mini in your photo is beautiful! The kid was really cool but I can tell he wanted to make a fast buck. Having the car for only 4 months and selling it for 6 grand was ridiculous. Worst part for me was I dont know crap about minis but I knew enough to walk away from a crappy painted one with lots of rust.
Still looking,Ill find me one.:D
FWIW I paid $7,500 for mine and felt it was a good deal. It was clean and has no visible rust anywhere with a clean interior and an engine that runs well (has about 40k on the clock). The PO originally paid $13k for it and that's probably more or less what it should be worth if the economy hadn't taken a shit.Leave a comment:
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Wow! That mini in your photo is beautiful! The kid was really cool but I can tell he wanted to make a fast buck. Having the car for only 4 months and selling it for 6 grand was ridiculous. Worst part for me was I dont know crap about minis but I knew enough to walk away from a crappy painted one with lots of rust.Glad to hear it. I just noticed the thread but that car actually isn't a '69. It's a re-VIN of a newer car.
A '69 is a Mk II which should have quite a few features that are missing in the car in question. It should have the external door hinges as well as the sliding windows. See pic below for what an actual Mk II would look like.

There's nothing wrong with a re-VIN (actually it's a good way of getting a Mini with some modern conveniences that would otherwise be impossible to get here), but you should know exactly what it is when you purchase it.
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