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PostPosted: Fri Sep 07, 2007 8:03 pm 
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Aw, good on ya morris 1100, I feel like I have been cheated, almost betrayed.. :wink: . I've been calling mine a clubby all this time, so it's acually a mini 1100 8) ,oh well, back to the old drawing board. :D

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No, but I could be wrong

So I was right then :lol:

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Please excuse my ignorance, but... wand?


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Please excuse my ignorance, but... wand?


Oh Een.........

the long gearshift that disappears into the floor under the dash up near the firewall - doesn't the BOC have this???? :wink:

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Nahh , it's got one of them overengineered , unfeeling extension thingamy's for the uneducated who don't appreciate the finer type of driving .....

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BOC has this - what i would call a 'standard' gear stick. This is different to what you're refering to.

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OK Een , this is a magic wand , it comes out directly from the back of the gearbox with less linkages and has a more direct feel :D

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OK Een , this is a magic wand , it comes out directly from the back of the gearbox with less linkages and has a more direct feel :D


Looks ugly. :? And slightly phallic. :shock:


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Only you would think of it as being phallic ....

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sports850 wrote:
Only you would think of it as being phallic ....


I can think of a few other people other than just me. ;)


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magic wand, you wave it about like a magic wand..
or pudding stirrer, cos well you stir it like a pudding.

the rover rod changes easily gotta be the best


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Interestingly (opening a can of worms right now....), my 850, and yes it's an 850, has no original Pudding stirrer/magic wand hole, only one cut (dodgily) by tin snips and an proper remote hole. So I guess mine must have been optional?? As there is no signs at all of a new floor pan.

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slinkey inc wrote:
Interestingly (opening a can of worms right now....), my 850, and yes it's an 850, has no original Pudding stirrer/magic wand hole, only one cut (dodgily) by tin snips and an proper remote hole. So I guess mine must have been optional?? As there is no signs at all of a new floor pan.


:shock:

maybe its not an 850


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The only other model it could be is a Morris Cooper. But plate says 8Y/U/H, YMA2S1, number matchs number under plate on firewall, unless firewall is from another car of course :shock: . It does has full front valance. Door catchs are sliding window type. So it's deifintely from the 850 era.

Just felt like adding this to the ring, becasue last time I did I got told I was wrong, but no. I've asked a friend of mine who is very into original Mini stuff and knows a lot, and he said he's seen some wierd stuff, and this isn't all that wierd compared to some other stuff.

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