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Hi, I wish to open a post specific mini cooper s works monte carlos.
pictures,
specific parts of the rally this time
a bible for all those who wishes to reproduce a replica.
thank you for moving this post.

hello, for inside :
works door padding

dash board :

Speedo mk2 :

All to familiar TOK switch



And the lesser used Stanton cooker switch



And here is the Stanton in GRX

Tech Dell Magnesium sumpguard






( although this one is a superb superb replica by a chap on this very forum)

Lucas Roof light



Maserati air horns with correct alloy backs

John Aley roll over bar

i like those lucas rooflight blanks pad

pad4 wrote:John Aley roll over bar

i have the same but i don't have the rear part.

Halda,s


Speedpilot and Twinmaster, both with all their factory paperwork.

Both are the type with metal casing.

Found / rescued from the local dump / landfill.

Hi Pad4,

The rally car use Stanton in GRX.
Do you know which rally car?
GRX 5D, 55D, 555D, 195D, 309D, 310D or 311D and,
do you have the detailed Part/series number of this Santan Rotary switch ?

Any chance of a scan of those Halda manuals? I have a Speedpilot that needs to be used !

JC T ONE wrote:
Found / rescued from the local dump / landfill.

cor, what a find!

whats the whole story on that little find!

What a BRILLIANT FIND!

There is quite a bit of Halda info on the main MK1 site here http://mk1-performance-conversions.co.uk/halda.html

Thought I'd resurrect this long dead thread as I may have a "friend" who is about to start on his own works type car.

Would be interested to see any images of Mid 60's works Rally cars, particularly the interiors.

It's surprising how few good images there are on the net. You'd almost think that people who owned these cars didn't want anyone looking too closely at them

mk1 wrote:Thought I'd resurrect this long dead thread as I may have a "friend" who is about to start on his own works type car.

Is that based on a bonnet or boot lid Mark?

Holy thread resurrection Batman !

Is that based on a bonnet or boot lid Mark?

Nothing fancy like that, just a single wheel nut