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PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 6:10 pm 
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Manager at work (into vee dubs) told me once of his vee dub instagram friends had posted some minis and showed me them. Three barn find 1275s!

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PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 6:14 pm 
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Geez... WHY do people store cars under bloody trees... they rust out before their time. :cry:
That's why cars from Nevada have no rust- there's no trees! (oh and having fa rain either helps).

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PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 6:28 pm 
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does he want those contessas on the top one? :)

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PostPosted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 6:38 pm 
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The silver one looks half decent. They look like complete cars so a whole lot of parts :wink: and if they are 1275's their worth a bit just in parts.

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The stripes on that second one look interesting. A different take on the GT.

If only one was a GT that had basketweave that i could buy :(

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funny how they've all had their drivers door handles scavenged or broken at some point in time.

was this an optional accessory on Leyland minis?


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69k1100 wrote:
funny how they've all had their drivers door handles scavenged or broken at some point in time.

was this an optional accessory on Leyland minis?


Nope, bad drivers door handles were factory standard :lol:

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If any the orange one may be a gt it maybe it does look to have flare stips with screw on flares over it but can't see no r/h tank mmmm basketweave trim


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I think the silver was complete and possibly running, the brown was purely for parts. And orange was a bit rusty but mostly complete, trying to get some more details out :D

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I actually went to have a look at those cars. The brown and orange cars were a 1973 Mini S and 1974 Mini S, so 1100 not 1275. Both had good interior but unknown mechanically. The 1275 LS wasn't too bad but both front floors were shot although the pass side still managed to hold water. When I went to look only the LS was outside, the others were in a dark and muddy (dirt floor) garage. They wanted to know the value which was really hard without knowing the mechanical condition of any of them. The drivers door almost fell off on the brown one, which didn't inspire much confidence.

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Now onEbay
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/3x-leyland-m ... 27cbde4f62


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cars were in carnegie last week
were seen on a transport early this week in footisgrey
friend has been trying to contact owner/house
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no reply :( :(

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Now in Browns Plains, Brisbane?


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they took it off ebay.. I was bidding on them too.. Wanted the LS for my play toy

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Maybe I should ring him up and ask him for numbers why he pulled it and if he let it run it's course he would've got $6-7000 for them


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