WTH??!?! Have you seen this item on ebay.

[Craig]

If I didn't have enough already I would love this 59 !! The year I was born

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1959-Mini-Class ... 2289691888

I may have to settle for a local, offering me a 1960

Craig

[mini63]

Fantastic ... " with a sweet Patina with a slightly greasy sheen that appeals to so many " ..

that's my tinder profile...............

[steve1071]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Classic-Mini- ... 2044850745


strong money for an Austin 1100 gearbox.................

I was going to bid on that having missed the obvious 1100 housing.

cheers

so, did you win it?

Bought a full engine with 1128 box off facebook for £100 instead! It looks like it's been used as a ships anchor, bit I only want the casing.

[haynes]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Classic-Mini- ... Sw4GVYF7XO

£12,995, what am i missing, are autos super desirable?

[docka]

[/quote]

Bought a full engine with 1128 box off facebook for £100 instead! It looks like it's been used as a ships anchor, bit I only want the casing.[/quote]

What gears are you putting in?

[mk1]

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Classic-Mini- ... Sw4GVYF7XO

£12,995, what am i missing, are autos super desirable?

Just another dreamer I reckon. Thinks a nice Mini MUST be worth 12 grand nowadays.

[Pete]

Depends, that green and white Mk1 near York went for £13K last week!

Now where did I put that S logbook.. .??

[UHR850]

Cheep http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/AUSTIN-1300-G ... 3ad411223b

[Pete]

read the description first!

[steve1071]

Bought a full engine with 1128 box off facebook for £100 instead! It looks like it's been used as a ships anchor, bit I only want the casing.[/quote]

What gears are you putting in?[/quote]

I have another 1128 box with a knackered casing.

[billycooper]

Gone to to town on description and pics this one , like to know more about it

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/classic-mini- ... 3641.l6368

[billycooper]

Gone to to town on description and pics this one , like to know more about it

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/classic-mini- ... 3641.l6368

Googled the number and this came up, last MOT in 2015 , so cant be that bad

56NHY_1353678056.jpg

[smithyrc30]

I like this one, even the rubber mats look to be in good condition:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Morris-Mini-M ... 2761388719
Very original, no kick plates on the doors, trim in good shape and apparently all there. That will make a very nice mid sixties car.

Not sure this is all it is purported to be:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1972-AUSTIN-M ... 2761388719

I don't recall the chassis plate reading Austin Morris group on my 1972 car, nor do I recall having the thin sheet style commision number welded to the front rail.
There are a lot of later features on it, grille, brakes, A plus engine, big brakes, later badges etc. but virtually nothing to indicate a 1972 build.

I think it deserves a big bell.....

[Pete]

I like this one, even the rubber mats look to be in good condition:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Morris-Mini-M ... 2761388719
Very original, no kick plates on the doors, trim in good shape and apparently all there. That will make a very nice mid sixties car.

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jesus, nudging £5K or a project . Doesn't leave much budget to restore it! Looks a good shell though, maybe that's what it'll be bought for?

[Pete]

Gone to to town on description and pics this one , like to know more about it

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/classic-mini- ... 3641.l6368

If he can get £4K for that number plate I'll give him the money meself!

[In the shed]

I quite like the "thing" with the expensive numberplate. It has all of the hallmarks of being owned by some hillbilly who hasn't got a clue what they've got. Looks like a genuine 1071 S with those wheels!

[rich@minispares.com]

Not sure this is all it is purported to be:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1972-AUSTIN-M ... 2761388719

I don't recall the chassis plate reading Austin Morris group on my 1972 car, nor do I recall having the thin sheet style commision number welded to the front rail.
There are a lot of later features on it, grille, brakes, A plus engine, big brakes, later badges etc. but virtually nothing to indicate a 1972 build.

I think it deserves a big bell.....

and it doesn't have the early drip rails........

[surfblue63]

Not sure this is all it is purported to be:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1972-AUSTIN-M ... 2761388719

I don't recall the chassis plate reading Austin Morris group on my 1972 car, nor do I recall having the thin sheet style commision number welded to the front rail.
There are a lot of later features on it, grille, brakes, A plus engine, big brakes, later badges etc. but virtually nothing to indicate a 1972 build.

I think it deserves a big bell.....

It does look like a later car, it might even have started life as a round nosed 1980s car looking at the servo brakes and the double column stalks with the indicators on the left.
It should also have a commission number next to the chassis plate.
By the way, all GT grilles are the same, it is just the way they are painted and the badges that are different.

[Simon776]

And the cynical might suggest that the carpets have been thrown in the front to hide the square tunnel?

[Pete]

And the cynical might suggest that the carpets have been thrown in the front to hide the square tunnel?

Absolute shameful cynicism.

I might even throw this in :

"private listing - bidder identity protected"

but wouldn't stoop that low.