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 Post subject: 66 Mk1 deluxe
PostPosted: Mon Nov 04, 2019 4:14 pm 
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What do you guys think these are worth?
No rust, original except for the colour.
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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
PostPosted: Mon Nov 04, 2019 5:29 pm 
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Not 100% original mate.

Engine?

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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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WOF? :shock:

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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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TK wrote:
Not 100% original mate.

Engine?

What not original, I have not a clue about these.
Motor is long gone


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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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9YaTaH wrote:
WOF? :shock:

Um no Hahahaha


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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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I was referring to this comment. "original except for the colour." I hate when people say original.

To give you a guide this is $7500.
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/burpeng ... 1230695137

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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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TK wrote:
I was referring to this comment. "original except for the colour." I hate when people say original.

To give you a guide this is $7500.
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/burpeng ... 1230695137


doesn't mean it's worth that much though....

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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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TK wrote:
I was referring to this comment. "original except for the colour." I hate when people say original.

To give you a guide this is $7500.
https://www.gumtree.com.au/s-ad/burpeng ... 1230695137

So still doesn’t tell me what’s not original on the car, just that you don’t like people using the term original.....helpful.


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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
PostPosted: Tue Nov 05, 2019 9:51 am 
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The guy has asked for an opinion from the 'experts' on this site. Not brain dead observations.
Looks to be a good start for a resto project. As far as being "not original" apart from the colour, it has a Cooper speedo binnacle and padded dash rails. Probably looking at a $20k plus spend on a restoration.


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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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Chris - it appears there are a lot of original parts on the car that are in good usable condition. The interior trim and door cards should come up well with a clean. Can't see enough of the headlining but if it's clean and intact that's a bonus.

The doors and boot seem to fit well so it doesn't look like there's been any major accident damage.

If the body is straight with minimal rust it would make a great basis for a project.

Do you have a pic of the ID plate (on the firewall behind the master cylinders)?

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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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The steering wheel is out of a Morris 1100.


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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
PostPosted: Wed Nov 06, 2019 11:32 am 
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Lucky Stibbsy the expert is here.

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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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As Stibbsy mentioned about $20.000 on restoration. If you cant do most of the work yourself $40.000.That is why a CS that has been fully restored costs a great deal. By the way most of the body work that has to be done takes a lot of time. If it is done correctly. The average cost of a full resto now on a vehicle is $100.000 that is a ground up .Not a problem if you have a ford or Monaro the value is there. I have seen an Iso Revolta resto which cost $420.000. DO your sums before o start.
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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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As Stibbsy mentioned about $20.000 on restoration. If you cant do most of the work yourself $40.000.That is why a CS that has been fully restored costs a great deal. By the way most of the body work that has to be done takes a lot of time. If it is done correctly. The average cost of a full resto now on a vehicle is $100.000 that is a ground up .Not a problem if you have a ford or Monaro the value is there. I have seen an Iso Revolta resto which cost $420.000. DO your sums before o start.
Allen


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 Post subject: Re: 66 Mk1 deluxe
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Obviously the word "restoration" has a different meaning to different people. I wouldn't be spending $20,000 on a 1966 Mark 1 Deluxe "restoration", let alone $40,000. And yet plenty (I would even say most) of Mini owners are driving around in very presentable cars that are displayed at Show and Shines, getting favourable comments, while only spending a fraction of those amounts.

I am very happy with the panel and paint job on my car and I can assure people it cost nowhere near either of those amounts.

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