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My 68 S has a red interior. (matches the rust)


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drmini in aust wrote:
According to Parnell's `Original Mini Cooper' book, ALL Mk2 Oz S's originally had ALL BLACK interior trim.
I dunno if he's right, but my Mk1-1/2 S certainly did.... :lol:


That is what I had thought also. . .but Monte seems to know his stuff. . .


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My 68 S has a red interior. (matches the rust)


I thought about your rusting example in the long grass out the back. Is that a Mk2 (or later mk1 as you are trying to educate us :wink: )?

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Mick wrote:
Morris 1100 wrote:
My 68 S has a red interior. (matches the rust)


I thought about your rusting example in the long grass out the back. Is that a Mk2 (or later mk1 as you are trying to educate us :wink: )?
Mk1. :wink:


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ah, the early model of Mk1...

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According to what I know, all Mk2 interior come in black. Mk1 can have different colors

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Also, Mk1 has no flares and a vertical support behind the grill, MK2 has the flares and a diagonal suport behind the grill.

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Ben_Aus_Mini wrote:
Also, Mk1 has no flares and a vertical support behind the grill, MK2 has the flares and a diagonal suport behind the grill.

Only the 65- some 66 cars had the vertical support. Then they went diagonal.

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Ben_Aus_Mini wrote:
Also, Mk1 has no flares and a vertical support behind the grill, MK2 has the flares and a diagonal suport behind the grill.
Sorry but only the very early Mk1 has the vertical support, they changed in 66.
The Mk1 can also have flares. They were fitted in South Australia (and also they were fitted to Series Production Race cars.) :wink:


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Thanks for the correction guys. :D

Oh yeah I remember someone told me S.A had different requirement cus they say something like they need flares to protect the wheels...something like that.

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Sadly I dont have time to re write 4 pages of knowlege, and thats just some of the MK2 |Cooper S's this information is old but accurate, sadly to many know it alls, will shoot it down once i type it out, I got most my records when I joined Mini Car Club back in the late 80's was around then I had a mk 2 and keep adding more to it, to what i have seen so far everything matches up with what records state, looking at it factory documents

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Ben_Aus_Mini wrote:
According to what I know, all Mk2 interior come in black. Mk1 can have different colors


Looking at the Vertical / Diagional post you seem to know little sorry but there was more then black, as said mainly was black but not all cars

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PetenSoaf wrote:
Out of interest Monte, what colour interior should a Cadet blue MkII S have had (late 1970)? And what about carpet - did all MkII's have black carpet?


Should have Blue trim Black Carpet for pre 7/11/70

Colour Comb Pre 7/11/70

Cadet Blue / Crystal White (turet) Blue Trim Black Carpet
Cadet Blue / Cadet Blue (turet) Blue Trim Black Carpet

The After 7/11/70

Cadet Blue . Crystal White (turet) Blue Trim Blue Carpet

Seat Belts and Door Straps should also be Blue

Looking at pre 11/70 they all had black carpet then got colours after 11/70
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Blue
Red
Black
Green
Parchment (doeskin)


I even have colours of seat belts and door check straps


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i guess it must be a popular misconception that Mk11s had black interior,

I would have bet my life they were all black. but I dont know cooper s'


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I was always under the impression that they were all black, and you could option a different colour. My Camino Gold 7/70 car has (original) black, and I've seen another Camino Gold car a similar age with (original) Parchment (I guess - kinda light beige), and a Camino Gold K with Parchment as well

need to someone from MCCNSW to go to the ex-Leyland employees social club and ask them

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