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Leighton
 Post subject: checker plate mini
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http://cgi.ebay.com.au/1974-Mini-Clubma ... 7C294%3A50

each to their own i guess.

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forget the chequerplate, check out the engine..

requires engineering though....

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are the guards lengthened or do I need a drink?

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40Ltr internal fuel tank


Where else are you going to put a fuel tank on a mini? :lol:
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The Dash looks like a bean bag :shock:
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At the price it is now itd be a good project to put an a series back in it. Got to ditch the checkerplate though.
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what the hell is with the front of that mini??? it looks wrong...

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Its a clubman, thats whats awrong :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

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I agree with rehab the front looks longer but it could just be that weird lower panel/stone guard :? . And I do believe that plate is called "propeller plate" not "chequer plate" :wink: .

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why is it called propeller plate?

my bad " checker" "chequer" ... you knew what i meant... :wink:

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Pretensioners on the seat belts is that a first?

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Leighton wrote:
why is it called propeller plate?

my bad " checker" "chequer" ... you knew what i meant... :wink:

Google image the 2 different types and you will see the difference.
Basically chequer plate has the 4 bars in a pattern and propeller plate has a single bar that resembles a propeller in the same pattern.

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It has been called checker plate in Australia for ever.
I have never heard of it being called propeller plate.

Must be some stupid ricer/yank thing.
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its probably that cheap because there must be something majorly expensive to be done to get it engineered
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chequer plate;
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Propeller plate;
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Not trying to be a smartass or anything just confirming they are two different types, each with a unique name.

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