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PostPosted: Mon Oct 04, 2004 6:45 pm 
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Hey Andrew :) another Mini van rebuild in WA :roll: sheeesh.
Glad to meet you :)

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cheers jill

would you have any idea where i can lay my hands on a 1.3 turbo metro engine in perth?

is there a mini club around here?


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I for 1 can fully relate to the mags/bonding comment..


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Andrew from WA - Nice wheels mate!! 8) Welcome aboard!

Ben - That Clubby Tempe Tyres use looks cr@p I reckon. Couldn't they get a better looking car to sell their goods?!?!?


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I'm just near Albion Park...
anyone else?

yeah from Dapto.


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cheers jill

would you have any idea where i can lay my hands on a 1.3 turbo metro engine in perth?

is there a mini club around here?


Yeah, I think there is 3 of them.
Mini Club of WA
Mini Owners Club of WA, and
Southern Districts Mini CLub.


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PostPosted: Wed Oct 06, 2004 7:49 am 
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Hi guys,

My first car was a mini matic deluxe, it had its share of problems.Shortly after buying it I had to spend a small fortune (well it was to a first year apprentice) on importing a new transmission and replacing the wiring harness. It went great for another 2 years before being written off in a 5 car pile up, I was T barred into oncoming traffic and took out 2 crappadoors a honda and a fairlane :lol:
After that I've gone through serveral early Holdens a Toyota crown and am now selling my 2002 Sonata and am looking to go back to a mini again :lol: Out of all the cars I've owned over the last 20 years the mini was the least powerful but the most fun, nothing compares to hitting 90mph heading down to Waterfall NSW with the mini shaking so much I thought it was going to fall apart :wink:
As soon as my current car sells (the next week or two hopefully) I'll be looking for a round nose sedan or PVan with a 998 or 1275 in it with no or little rust and no rice, this will be my every day driver so it has to be reliable. I want to spend no more than $6,000 so if anyone knows of one, pref in QLD but willing to have it shipped from interstate, please let me know.
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welcome wolfman :D
theres a nice van forsale on this site u night be interested in
http://ausmini.tziworld.com/viewtopic.php?t=2019


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im sure with $6K you can do very well
ronniemac is trying to sell his deluxe
very nice resto, ground up or close to
quite cheap too
i think he's also in QLD try to find him in the memberlist

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G'Day ladies and gents,

Just doing the introductions since I found a leaflet from '68mini'. on my daily driver. My name is Michael and I currently have a '65 Deluxe for the daily driver and a '63 Van for restoration project.

So I am curious to know if any of you wonderful people would know, either, where I can get some body work done or replacement British Motor Heritage panels that information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance and enjoy.

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hey mike
its me! 68matic
i left the note on your mini as i walking walking to the station
its great you got it and even better you've replied to it
if no one answers your question, post it up under "mini chat"
and things will come your way

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G'Day ladies and gents,

Just doing the introductions since I found a leaflet from '68mini'. on my daily driver. My name is Michael and I currently have a '65 Deluxe for the daily driver and a '63 Van for restoration project.

So I am curious to know if any of you wonderful people would know, either, where I can get some body work done or replacement British Motor Heritage panels that information would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance and enjoy.

cheers,
Michael


Welcome Michael...try http://www.bmh-ltd.co.uk/directory.htm# but really it would be way cheaper to restore a good shell sourced locally

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Cheers 9YaTaH,

I am currently looking at the best way to repair the current rust holes that I have. I would like to keep it as close as possible since it a complete matching number's car.

If anyone has some suggestions on body repairs as I myself do not have the space or the equipment to do the the job. Problem with living in the inner city.

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i too live in the inner city (do all my work from me tiny single car garage..

all you need is a mig, some plate steel, few hammers and angle grinder..

compressor, spray gun, general workshop tools (srew drivers spanners n stuff)

it might sound expensive.. but so long as you have lots n lots of patience youll save yourself a fortune in the end.. i figure i can get a lot of nice tools and have a sweet looking car for the same amount of money one single spray job would cost (not mentioning rust repairs and panel jobs)


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Andrew from WA - Nice wheels mate!! 8) Welcome aboard!

Ben - That Clubby Tempe Tyres use looks cr@p I reckon. Couldn't they get a better looking car to sell their goods?!?!?
yeh , it looks ok in real life. id loose the silver sticker tho i mean its like writing red down the side of it lol

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