My 1964 Mini Cooper S Replica Project
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My 1964 Mini Cooper S Replica Project
hi guys,
I bought this mini back in august only just getting round to have a proper look at it now my plan is to make it in to a Cooper S replica. It needs some major work but I have wanted a Mk1 for a while I cant afford a real cooper S so will make this look like one. any advice or help is welcome.
I bought this mini back in august only just getting round to have a proper look at it now my plan is to make it in to a Cooper S replica. It needs some major work but I have wanted a Mk1 for a while I cant afford a real cooper S so will make this look like one. any advice or help is welcome.
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Re: My 1964 Mini Cooper S Replica Project
My lord - best of luck!!
Maybe I'm a little skeptical, but I'm surprised that isn't headed for the scrapper.
Maybe I'm a little skeptical, but I'm surprised that isn't headed for the scrapper.
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Re: My 1964 Mini Cooper S Replica Project
id ring Doreen at mini machine and order one of everything!!!!!!!!!!!!
man that's ripe!
man that's ripe!
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Re: My 1964 Mini Cooper S Replica Project
It's the worst I've restored yet but Mk1's are getting rare now and expensive it needs most panels including a full floor but I reckon I can get the shell solid for £3500. I have a set of 7.5 disc brakes and an 'A' series 1275 on remote change. I have seen worse and less desirable minis restored.
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Re: My 1964 Mini Cooper S Replica Project
Good luck!!
A interesting project!
Do you want to make all the bodywork by yourself?
Firts step..SODABLAST!!!
A interesting project!
Do you want to make all the bodywork by yourself?
Firts step..SODABLAST!!!
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Re: My 1964 Mini Cooper S Replica Project
As has been said it's as rough as old boots, but with the correct panels & a bit of love I am sure it will make a great little Min again. As Bartman says all MK1's are getting desirable now & it'll be great to see this one live again.
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Re: My 1964 Mini Cooper S Replica Project
Looks like a great project! Definitely a case of needing a smash and grab raid on M-Machine though!
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