1966 Austin Cooper S on 2040-cars
Chandler, Arizona, United States
This is a 1966 Austin Cooper S which I purchased a couple of years ago to do a restoration. The car has been plastic media blasted and has rust in the roof channels, hinge panels both sides, floors and battery box. The car is originally from Hawaii. The front fenders need to be replaced as well as the front nose panel. I have replacement panels for the hinge panels (inner and outer) and some minor pieces as well. I also know someone who has a roof which can be purchased separately (contact me for info) The engine turns over, but that is all I know about it. The car has twin tanks, Cooper S rear drums, Cooper S front Discs, The seats are there, but need to be completely redone. Any other questions please ask. |
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