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Miniobsessed - any pics? Interested.... 8)

I'm currently stripping my 68 Deluxe, maybe an option for the rebuild :D

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willy, I bothered my dad. He said that nothing of my 'stuff' will be sold till I've cleaned it out and know exactly what I ahve. My dad was saying something about if having enough stuff to biuld another mini, he might do so.

I had a look on the interent the swtichs aren't expensive but I think that the cup and button may be a bit rare.

Newport Motors would have one I reckon, but, I'd say Minitech would be far cheaper!

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Here's a pic of what mine looks like at the moment...

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I know it's blurry as but hopefully you get the idea :)


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miniobsessed wrote:
Here's a pic of what mine looks like at the moment...


Do you need a preflight checklist to operate that thing? :shock:

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LMAO

Yeah something like that... It's actually pretty simple. I've got acc, ign, start, washers, wipers and headlights.

It all started because I wanted a floor start and I just thought I'd put it all down there :) I like it but feel free to dislike it, it won't bother me :P It's also allowed me to mount my stereo where the switches used to be which looks neat 8)


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so you think you know better than sir alec eh?


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Location: Under the bonnet son!
Sir Alec probably had arms like an Orangutan.

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love the push button start on my 850


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Location: Under the bonnet son!
They are pretty sweet. The Minis would be cool if they all still had that, no crappy solenoids.

Pretty easy to steal a car with the floor mounted though, you only need ****** underneath the bonnet to connect **** to **** to provide ******** to the ******. And then you ***** the ***** and away you go! I left the stuff out so no goat blowing mini thieves get easy ideas.

And then when the mini owners catch you they **** kickyour **** with a baseball bat and ***** your twitching body to the ***ing ****.

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hey mick... it's no easier or harder with or without the floor starter... that's why I've got an alarm :) that said I'm with you on what to do about the scum that would dare steal a mini


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Cool, I was thinking about the original cars with the floor mounts, they need to be extra careful.

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Slightly OT, but we had a '62 850 once which got a 1098 transplant courtesy of a '78 clubbie that I .. err .. crashed.. only the floorpan in the 850 wasn't exactly designed to take a rod-change gearshift, an exhaust *and* a starter button.

I can't remember the number of times the battery lead on the starter button blew holes in the exhaust.. that thing was perpetually patched with Coke cans and hose clamps...

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Miniobsessed - that is quite awesome!

It'd be a bit like this I'd think "Oh it's raining better hit the wiper switch." ..... "whoops hit the NOS toggle!" :twisted:

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What NOS trigger? 8)


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