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PostPosted: Mon May 11, 2009 8:25 am 
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G'day everyone--

My '70 cooper S is ready to go to its new home in Canada, and I'm trying to decide which spare belongs to it and which one belongs to my '66 S; and also whether the one boot board I have is for it, or for my '66 S.

Here are pictures of the spares:

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And here are pictures of the boot board:

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On the spare tyre rim with the Dunlop logo stamped into the metal, it also has an old (original?) New Zealand manufacture tyre on it, which may give a clue also. Photos:
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I'd be happy to send the tyre to someone, if you need it for a very thorough restoration. No idea whether these are hard to come by or not. The tyre on the other spare is a brand new Korean Kumho.

Thanks as always.
Ben McCafferty

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Neither of those wheels are Cooper S... they are common Mini ones. :wink:

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unless they were ahead of the times and supplied a space saving spare tyre :lol:

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drmini in aust wrote:
Neither of those wheels are Cooper S... they are common Mini ones. :wink:


OK, so the spare on the Cooper S was also a 4.5", 9-hole, ventilated wheel? I didn't know that.

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and stamped LP 883 from memory

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Boot board would be for the 70 as all Mk 2 were black. Mk1 had same colour as interior vinyl.......I am pretty sure, well fairly sure.....

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AEG163job wrote:
and stamped LP 883 from memory

That's correct number for 4.5Jx10 S wheels. :wink:

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Hi guys,
Isn't an LP 883 a reverse rim number?

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66S wrote:
Hi guys,
Isn't an LP 883 a reverse rim number?

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no, LP918 is.

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Ok, then LP882 is the 3.5" standard Cooper S rim and the one that will allow the bootboard to fit properly on a English S. Does the same apply to Aussie S's?

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66S wrote:
Ok, then LP882 is the 3.5" standard Cooper S rim and the one that will allow the bootboard to fit properly on a English S. Does the same apply to Aussie S's?

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We never ever got the 3.5" S wheels in cars here, they came with 5x 4.5" S ones.

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