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Thats fine then

Good God.
This is getting ridiculous.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1967-Ex-Works ... 4897.l4275

Ex works. Not sure what sort of works, recycling works I think...

http://m.ebay.co.uk/itm/251793861678?_m ... 4897.l4275

Jeroen Booij wrote:Good God.
This is getting ridiculous.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1967-Ex-Works ... 4897.l4275

I suppose its 'ex-works' in that at one point, it did actually used to work

That is LUDICROUS.

£6K for a plate that barely resembles any works number I've ever seen (not that the world desperately needs yet another works replica does it???).... you can't say the seller isn't an optimist!

Yet another Mini ringing kit on Ebay, kerching!

I can't see much that is ex works about this registration number, but it could be the original car.

I see it is down to £5000 now

Registration number: NJB 653F
✗ Untaxed
Tax due: 01 July 1991
Vehicle make :AUSTIN
Date of first registration :12 September 1967
Cylinder capacity (cc) :848cc
Vehicle colour :GREEN

1967-Ex-Works-Mini-Cooper-S-Rally-Replica-project

The only words in the description that seem valid are "1967" and "Mini"

And possibly Ex

As in "Ex Mini 1967"

The parcel shelf looks good

I like the way the guy covered up the reg number, but left the one at the bottom.

LOL

In the shed wrote:I like the way the guy covered up the reg number, but left the one at the bottom.

LOL

so he did

NJB 653F......

I sold my 'ex Works' mobylette scooter recently complete with ORX79F reg for just over a grand. It needed MOT'ing but would pretty much sail through with a couple of hours work.

In the shed wrote:I like the way the guy covered up the reg number, but left the one at the bottom.

LOL

He accepted the best offer for NJB 653F so didn't get the £5,000 "buy it now" price.

What was it worth, considering of course, that it is a blank canvas and you could create the best ever replica (of something) worth over £50k?

Se7enthHeaven wrote: What was it worth, considering of course, that it is a blank canvas and you could create the best ever replica (of something) worth over £50k?

Yes with probably one of the vaguest number plates you could find! ORX 79F is a good one, my mate Steve should have had that for his '707F' rep. A vague number plate on an 850 log book with a decent rear parcel shelf to build a car from..I'd guess about £300?

I've never seen a works replica go for that money, AJB 44B is one of the best and reached about £35K at auction (unsold) in recent times, bearing in mind that an accurate replica with all the right parts will probably cost in excess of that to build!

whats going on with the battery and the boot floor in this???


must be some sort of smooth boot floor prototype............

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1960-MK1-MORR ... 19fa491be7

ELF

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UNIQUE-1967-R ... 4d2bbc7cc7

UHR850 wrote:ELF
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/UNIQUE-1967-R ... 4d2bbc7cc7

rich@minispares.com wrote:whats going on with the battery and the boot floor in this???
must be some sort of smooth boot floor prototype............

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1960-MK1-MORR ... 19fa491be7

Perhaps the ELF gave it's interior up for the Morris. Interesting hammered finish on the rad of the Morris too!!

a bit pricey...
a 1275GT air filter housing? and a large tin brake master?....on a 67?
exhaust looks wrong as well....

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C576989

S engine anyone !!!!


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/111574204352? ... EBIDX%3AIT