Blue Monday
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66Traveller
- 1275 Cooper S
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Re: Blue Monday
Teal Blue on an early March 1970 registered Mk3 (with the strange bonnet hinges where the captive nuts are in the bonnet) 998cc.
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davidnutland
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Re: Blue Monday
I always liked Midnight blue with a red roof picture is circa 1983, the sunroof had not long been put in (probably the worst decision for this car has been changed back to tin now)
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Pete
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Re: Blue Monday
I think the Limeflower trim was a slightly later thing, Parnell says from July 70 on the S so black would be correct or navy for an early 70?66Traveller wrote: ↑Tue Oct 24, 2023 10:16 am Teal Blue on an early March 1970 registered Mk3 (with the strange bonnet hinges where the captive nuts are in the bonnet) 998cc.
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66Traveller
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Re: Blue Monday
All 1969 and 1970 built 1275GTs had a black interior. Coloured interiors came in in 1971 - presumably as a de-rationalisation measure designed to make the car less profitable through a proliferation of stock keeping units.....