Just a nice period picture
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goff
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Re: Just a nice period picture
Stop me and buy one ,
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UHR850
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The Policeman left his Mini alone
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DOWNTON Mini is what I like a lot.
Collecting 60th wooden steeringwheels.
Collecting 60th wooden steeringwheels.
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Okey, here they are
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DOWNTON Mini is what I like a lot.
Collecting 60th wooden steeringwheels.
Collecting 60th wooden steeringwheels.
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Cop cars 
and one helping Paul escape 
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MiniVan RPP xxxW is Buckinghamshire - or Thames Valley as it was when W was the year identifier
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Rubber Sprung
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Is that Police mini van on Denovo wheels ? they look bigger than 10 inch !
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Rubber Sprung wrote: ↑Thu Mar 25, 2021 6:57 pm Is that Police mini van on Denovo wheels ? they look bigger than 10 inch !
Police Mini Van and Britten Norman Islander at Longhope airstrip. September 1975.
(Note: 12" Run Flat Dunlop Denovo wheels as fitted to the 1275GT)
Orkney Image Library:-
https://photos.orkneycommunities.co.uk/ ... r28407.asp
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MG ,Lancashire Police
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Flame in the Streets (1961 Film)
Stars: John Mills, Sylvia Syms. (Talking Pictures TV channel)
https://www.reelstreets.com/films/flame-in-the-streets/
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Seen on Face ache page
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Old English White
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Haha. What a neat trick. You'd have to be pretty accurate with the controls though and not leave the braking too late.....
A lot of work went into that Mini didn't it. Note the Australian (possibly S.African) doors? So possibly the whole conversion not UK?
A lot of work went into that Mini didn't it. Note the Australian (possibly S.African) doors? So possibly the whole conversion not UK?
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In fact, it LOOKS like the former SA president, Pik Botha driving it!
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https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/kevi ... ort=oldest
One of the big attraction's at this year's Caravan and Outdoor Leisure Show is a hand-built Mercedes mobile home that carries a mini van in its boot. The mobile home is the creation of Newcastle body builder Wilton O'Neill.
Photos: Mr. Wilton O'Neill backing the mini van out of the "boot" of the mobile home.
June 16, 1976. (Photo by Kevin John Berry/Fairfax Media via Getty Images).
Also found some background on the company, Newcastle NSW Australia, which still exists today:
https://www.oneillsnewcastle.com.au/about-us.html
At the turn of the last century, blacksmith and wheelwright DJ O’Neill had set up in the tiny township of Burraga, NSW where he manufactured and repaired horse-drawn vehicles. He later moved to Blayney and then to Newcastle – and by then, the work had shifted to automobiles. By 1962, his grandson Wilton O’Neill was the director of O’Neill’s Body Works Pty Ltd and the company employed eleven people who
specialised in motor body building and smash repairs.
One of the big attraction's at this year's Caravan and Outdoor Leisure Show is a hand-built Mercedes mobile home that carries a mini van in its boot. The mobile home is the creation of Newcastle body builder Wilton O'Neill.
Photos: Mr. Wilton O'Neill backing the mini van out of the "boot" of the mobile home.
June 16, 1976. (Photo by Kevin John Berry/Fairfax Media via Getty Images).
Also found some background on the company, Newcastle NSW Australia, which still exists today:
https://www.oneillsnewcastle.com.au/about-us.html
At the turn of the last century, blacksmith and wheelwright DJ O’Neill had set up in the tiny township of Burraga, NSW where he manufactured and repaired horse-drawn vehicles. He later moved to Blayney and then to Newcastle – and by then, the work had shifted to automobiles. By 1962, his grandson Wilton O’Neill was the director of O’Neill’s Body Works Pty Ltd and the company employed eleven people who
specialised in motor body building and smash repairs.
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1968 G plated Mark 1, London 1977.
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