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 Post subject: mini K?
PostPosted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 11:36 am 
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I have a round nose mini with no id plate
but it has the burstproof lift up door handles and the remains of a 3pot clubbie dash and clubbie tail lights and twin tanks
any one got any clues
have seen one other like it here in melb have heard of a couple of others around


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PostPosted: Sat Jan 17, 2009 11:57 am 
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I have one that fits that description....it' a 77 or so with a round nose stuck on :roll: probably not the answer you were after but it is a possibility :wink: .

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what shape is the switch panel in the centre of the dash?

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clubman switch panel and dash


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This is intersting, hasn;t a simmilar mini been described here before? Could it be Half Clubman half Round nose, during change over period? sounds like a job for Captain Watto! :P

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Do you have some body numbers may help with ID


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What type of front seatbelts does it have and where are they mounted (retractables inside the rear pockets ?) , are there extra holes near the rear seatbelt top mounts on the parcel shelf (child restraint bolt holes) ? Do the inner guards in the engine bay look to have been welded , joined or reshaped ?

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on the remains of the shroud


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YKA2S1 is a Mini Cooper. :shock:

A genuine Mini Cooper Clubman perhaps? :lol:

Does it have any numbers on the firewall near the master cylinders?


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after various people looked at the numbers (usual clear stampings :lol: )
what i took to be an 8 is an S :cry:
there is a number on the firewall near the mastercylinders 26290(c).
the seat belton the passenger side is bolted through the B pillar there is no mount on the drivers side.
the car used to be a race car.?
no mount in the back?


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Ok, on the firewall just behind where the master cylinders would go on a left hand drive car (where the heater hoses come out), is there a pressed recess to clear the tin tank cylinders?


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Any chance of some photo's of the door latches on the B pillar , do they seem factory fitted or bodgied ? What does the front valance look like , with the cutout at either side (blue one below) or full width (green one) ? Does it have holes drilled in the internal edge of the roof where hood bows would have been or a hole from a self tapper on each side above the B pillar (850 style 2 piece hoodlining) ?

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No seatbelt mounts in the back points to pre 67 (or is it 66 , can't remember now , someone else will confirm) I think .

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It has lift up handles so the 850 vs Deluxe door latch theory will not help!


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the front valance has the cut out there is a recess in the fire wall have taken some photos but the camera went flat,will put them up as soon as it is charged.door stricker plates look good


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Morris 1100 wrote:
It has lift up handles so the 850 vs Deluxe door latch theory will not help!


that's why I asked did it look bodgied or factory . NAV has (or had , not sure if he's still got it) an 850 shell that's been bodgied to take the burst proof latches .

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