It's a 1976 Clubman S .I've never seen these brackets before.





It had this in it also

Looks like dual horns that may have gone with the option pack that included the lights, roof aerial, cassette player.

Horns...

+1

Dicko.

I was going to guess horn as well. But isn't that a Leyland mini SS?

See that on the left side of the cassette surround...pluss the driving lights What else dose the SS's have to determine what they are?

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Compliance plate.

Cloth seat inserts. But my 78 S had those too.

Dicko.

That is a stiffener Panel used when the lamps were fitted in behind the grille, A genuine Part

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Thanks John. I'll remove them before i send it to it's resting place

That shell looks to be ok, Why are you destroying it?

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No offence mate but I'm shocked your planing on cutting that mini up I have shells ten times worse and I plan to rebuild them.
Seriously, how bad is the GT floor and why not use new replacement panels?
If you were near by I'd offer you a spare floor I have from a crashed mini and try to get that nice straight shell for myself.
For an example I'm currently restoring this;


And I was surprised when the guy I brought it off told me he was planing on cutting it up for panels,. New panels aren't incredibly cheap but where can you buy a new classic mini?

P.S. I just had a quick look on mini sport Aus and the replacement panels are around $550, both fronts and rears and sills. I'd have to say that mini is worth more than that .

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I agree if someone wants to give me new floor panels I'll give them the clubby S with out the mags (there not mine ) . Here is the floor of my GT.