Want to arrive at your race meeting in style?
Beats a Brain James trailer any day.
Well how about a genuine BMC Technical Support Vehicle?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayI ... &viewitem=
Perfect for the historic Mini racers?
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kingfisher
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steve1071
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Re: Perfect for the historic Mini racers?
Anyone see the one on 'Chasing Classic Cars' recently? I have it recorded, but not seen it yet.
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Pete
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Re: Perfect for the historic Mini racers?
Playing the pedant here, not the prettiest things were they ? 
...and no doubt would cost an absolute bomb to run.
...and no doubt would cost an absolute bomb to run.-
guru_1071
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Re: Perfect for the historic Mini racers?
Pete wrote:Playing the pedant here, not the prettiest things were they ?
pete
ugly
slow
thirsty
impossible to get bits for
glass is unique to them
ive got a feeling that once anyone had done a thousand miles in this thing that they would be found on the steps of the brian james factory clutching a thousand quid in cash gibbering and slathering over a nice, lightweight new trailer!!
(i know im the worse person on here when it comes to thirsty 1960's commercials, but hey-ho, i speak with great authority on the subject!!
)please note, these are my own, individual sales, nothing whatsoever to do with my employer, minispares