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That was for sale about three years ago @ £25k and struggled to find a buyer. It seems to be for sale at the same property now.

It didn't have a factory fitted oil cooler or EFT according to the production record.

1966 Innocenti Woody (Road trip required...)

http://auction.catawiki.co.uk/kavels/49 ... legno-1966

dodge44 wrote:1966 Innocenti Woody (Road trip required...)

http://auction.catawiki.co.uk/kavels/49 ... legno-1966

I do like that!

steve1071 wrote:

dodge44 wrote:1966 Innocenti Woody (Road trip required...)

http://auction.catawiki.co.uk/kavels/49 ... legno-1966

I do like that!

shame they have lifted it with an hiab and ruined the roof and the side frames.......

rich@minispares.com wrote:

steve1071 wrote:

dodge44 wrote:1966 Innocenti Woody (Road trip required...)

http://auction.catawiki.co.uk/kavels/49 ... legno-1966

I do like that!

shame they have lifted it with an hiab and ruined the roof and the side frames.......

Yep, bloody idiots. Doesn't look too bad though.

There are still quite a few of those Inno Mini T cars in Italy. Here's a better looking one at a reasonable price

http://www.kijiji.it/annunci/auto/roma- ... 7/93074783

Seriously....??!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-MORRIS-M ... Sw5VZXBWTd

Andrew1967 wrote:Seriously....??!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-MORRIS-M ... Sw5VZXBWTd

Well it has been kept in a carpeted garage I would love it to worth that much as it would mean my own fleet of minis have just trebled in price.

Andrew1967 wrote:Seriously....??!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-MORRIS-M ... Sw5VZXBWTd

He does say its a "once in a lifetime opportunity" though Andrew

He's revised the title since first listing it as a "Cooper" I see. Where do people get these daft prices from??

Old English White wrote:

Andrew1967 wrote:Seriously....??!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-MORRIS-M ... Sw5VZXBWTd

He does say its a "once in a lifetime opportunity" though Andrew

He's revised the title since first listing it as a "Cooper" I see. Where do people get these daft prices from??

£19,000 pounds and they STILL cannot get the fan on the right way round.......................

rich@minispares.com wrote:

Old English White wrote:

Andrew1967 wrote:Seriously....??!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-MORRIS-M ... Sw5VZXBWTd

He does say its a "once in a lifetime opportunity" though Andrew

He's revised the title since first listing it as a "Cooper" I see. Where do people get these daft prices from??

£19,000 pounds and they STILL cannot get the fan on the right way round.......................

At least the door cards aren't upside down though, Rich

Can't blame a chancer Richard, but that's taking the ****

Matt_Tupman wrote:

Andrew1967 wrote:Seriously....??!!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1968-MORRIS-M ... Sw5VZXBWTd

Well it has been kept in a carpeted garage I would love it to worth that much as it would mean my own fleet of minis have just trebled in price.

I'm reassessing the cars I've got as I type this as well Matt

check out the speed holes in this badboy!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1100-1300-Rea ... OSwsN9W~lL~

rich@minispares.com wrote:check out the speed holes in this badboy!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1100-1300-Rea ... OSwsN9W~lL~

Rich, total rubbish and a skip job. Why advertise a rotten subframe that far gone, all he will get is charged for listing it

Alan

Appears to be an "Antique" dealer, Say n'more

Ian

These are quite a good idea I thought although a bit expensive. https://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/231907391750

The world has gone mad, its confirmed

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/252341116678? ... EBIDX%3AIT

bloody hell , I might take mine to bits ,chuck half of it away then stick it on ebay
so a mk2 s must be worth 40k done

Crazy . Yes its going to be a 40k car when finished

What's a MK1 s worth now then

Well seduce my ancient maritime sea boots! If any body want's my 68 rust free 1275 S shell for $10,000 I'll pay the shipping from California!!!