1964 Austin Morris Right Hand Drive With Many Upgrades!!!! Priced Right!!! on 2040-cars
Opa-Locka, Florida, United States
Body Type:Coupe
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:1275 CC
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Mini
Model: Classic Mini
Trim: Two door coupe
Options: Interior done with Mercedes Benz leather, Leather Seats
Drive Type: Automatic Right hand drive
Mileage: 55,555
Exterior Color: Red
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Red
1964 Austin Morris Mini, Automatic, Right Hand Drive, with Sliding Windows, Outside Door Hinges, and Plastic Cord to open door from the inside. No Door or Window Handles.
I have owned this car for the last 6 years and here are some of the upgrades I have done to it:
New suspension, from wet to dry with adjustable shocks
New Interior in Red leather with white piping 5 years ago
Body work and paint was all done 6 years ago, it already needs some work
Upgraded from the 850cc to a 1275cc, RUNS GREAT!!
New Tires, Chrome Trim, Rims and many other new exterior parts
New gaskets and glass felts
New Master Cylinder
New brakes and wheel cylinders
The car runs and drives great, I have used it for Sunday shows and as a daily driver as well, It's NOT perfect, but then again it's 46 years old. Mechanically very sound, but it needs minor body work as some bubbling is beginning to show and the doors need some attention and adjustment. Nothing that takes away from it. It looks Great from 10 feet away and the paint is nice and shiny.
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Fri, 29 Mar 2013A Reddit user has posted images of the 2015 F56 Mini Cooper, one each of the exterior and interior. As has been the case since the launch of the new Mini in 2001, the overall exterior shape underneath camouflage screams Mini, but insiders are still calling the coming F56 model "the most aggressively different new Mini yet." Inside, though, the two-door that defined premium hatchbacks has, according to its most devoted buyers, gone mainstream.
The giant ring atop the center console is there, but there's no longer a speedometer inside of it. Instead, in an integration that brings to mind words like "shoehorned," Mini designers have placed radio and telephone controls inside the bezel. According to the Mini experts at MotoringFile, the picture above is the base trim and one of four possible treatments - in the upper trims a larger screen for navigation takes up most of the space. The bezel itself is marked with mood lighting that supposedly "swirls around" when you start the car with the red toggle switch.
The speedo rests atop the steering column with a tachometer placed to its left. The BMW wheel pictured is just for the prototype - you can expect a familiar three-spoke Mini wheel when the car is revealed, and latest rumor is that the event will take place at this year's Frankfurt Motor Show.
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According to MotoringFile, Mini has updated the Countryman with a different clutch material and improved software. This much-needed change is being implemented starting this month, but Mini hasn't said what it is doing about existing 2011 and 2012 Countryman models that are afflicted with this problem.
Head over to MotoringFile to see the full official statement from Mini USA on this issue.