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hello all! just wandering what type of door cards a mk 1 had compared to a mk 2? also is the pattern in the duluxe on the seats etc the same as an s thanks in advance.

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what year is it? there were 2 mk1 different designs

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G'day Brett! Thanks for your reply it is a 67 model number 3273 lake green same colour as yours...... I have a set of door cards that have the pressed in rectangle thing two of them.... If these are not to my car what did they come out of ?

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I am sure your car should have the same trim as mine. Straight lines.. I am actually selling mine.newton commercial aussie trim as the grain and colour.was slightly wrong.

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I already have started gathering some interior... Have got the vynal for both front and back seats but only have the backs of seats still after the bases, have pocket cover things and thought I had door cards.... Maybe someone else can fill me in or confirm what your saying brett

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http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=78059
http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=73877
http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=73881

upto sometime in 67
then they changed over to

http://www.ausmini.com/forums/viewtopic ... 72cfef3e94

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G'day Brett! Thanks for your reply it is a 67 model number 3273 lake green same colour as yours...... I have a set of door cards that have the pressed in rectangle thing two of them.... If these are not to my car what did they come out of ?


Yours could be correct door cards.. eitherway keep them

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ok thank you brett I think I have the right door cards.... not so sure about the pattern on the vynal ... I have the backs of all three chairs is the pattern the same from the change over in seats only the base stops? does anyone have some photos of these... thanks for all your help so far brett.

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what do you mean by patern? as in the grain? or the style of the cut? Have a look at the Deluxe and that will be what you need to do to be correct

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I mean the profile of the vynal not the grain. The pattern stops on the base of the seats where as with your mini and mk 2s the stripes continue over and down the front of the seats. Is the profile the same on the back except the base is the only difference ?

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Copied from an old post re this....

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There isnt much info on the type of seats used in Australian minis.
The UK minis used different seats, notice the Australian ones tended to be fluted stictched type seats.

Here are photos of what I believe are the original rear seats from my 66 Deluxe. The front seats have since dissapeared.

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Am not sure which type of front seats it goes with.

Could it be with this:

1. BMC stitched fluted design seats http://www.newtoncomm.co.uk/cars/mini/p ... =19&type=1

2. or the ones above in Philb's red interiored Mini.

Would appreciate some clarification. Want to get my restoration correct.

Thanks in advance to all the advice to date (Phil, Michael etc)

Marc


I'm no expert and I'm sure someone will correct me if I'm wrong but as far as I know there were 3 patterns in the Aussie roundnoses.

1964 - 1967 Whick looks like your rear seat which I would say is the correct one for your car.

It has the set of evenly spaced pleats and the squab at the front edge. The fronts follow the same pattern.

Like this..

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and this...

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Actually this Blue Deluxe is on Carsales and same year as yours and looks pretty orig so worth a look as a guide.)

1967 - 1969 Is the next pattern which you see in my car

It has pleats but the 2 outer pleats are wider and all pleats continue over the front edge of the seat.

Note also that the door trim pattern changed but I'm not sure if that was at the same time as the seats.

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1969 - 1971 Last pattern seen in most Mk2 minis is similar but less pleats having one wider pleat in the centre.


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Also the pattern in the vinyl. Your vinyl might have a pattern like this if its original but I;m not sure if they were still using the same vinyl over those years.

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ok thank you every body for all your help really appreciate it :)

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Note, The pattern on the door trims how they change in the photos, and they are correct

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ok thanks a lot john ! you knowledge and wisdom is always welcome :)

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