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PostPosted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 8:42 pm 
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I just got out my old new stock 130mph Cooper S Speedo which i brought some time ago and just noticed the gear change marks between 40-60 mph, 80-100 mph 120-140 mph on my speedo are white arn't they suppose to be yellow.

Any one got a real original Mk2 Coopers to check against

I will post a pic shortly

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PostPosted: Fri Sep 10, 2010 9:05 pm 
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kiwiinwgtn wrote:
Any one got a real original Mk2 Coopers to check against


MK2 speedos are the 120mph ones, MK1's were the 130 jobs


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Mk2 UK ones were 130 I believe.
I had one (now sent to NZ).

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Yes Kev is correct UK Mk2 Cooper S where 130mph

So another difference between OZ / Uk Cars


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ah, OK... I have a UK MK3 S speedo here, yellow marks at 32, 55 and 76 mph. The number in the centre is SN-4421/32 - I'm not sure, but I think it was the same speedo for a UK MK2

not much info, but something here: http://drcwww.uvt.nl/~bogaard/speedo.htm

I bought it a few years ago, and the owner said it was taken out of a UK MK3 in the early 70's and put in storage. The face is 2 parts, MPH on the outer, KPH in the centre

does that help?

I reckon the list of similarities between UK Coopers and Aus Coopers is much shorter than the list of differences, our cars were unique


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PostPosted: Sat Sep 11, 2010 3:21 pm 
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Thanks for the link, I have the Parnel Book thats what triggered me to the difference

I am not to worried as the Speedo is going into my Riley Elf which I am putting a full set of Cooper S running gear into . (Does that make it a Riley S or a Cooperril LOL)

But it just got me wondering as I brought this from Mini Spares as a genuine Cooper S Speedo. Genunie my A#$%

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Ta Kiwiinwgtn

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I think you will find this speedo is not identical to the originals fitted, but they are a (good) repro.
Originals didn't have KMH round the inside (I think) and may well have had yellow gear markings.

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Genuine repro I suspect..

The english speedos as a point in difference to Oz also had that rolled edge on the chrome bezel you can see in the images...

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must be a repro.


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I'd say repro too... the speedo I have does have the kmh in the centre, but could be a slightly different font


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Speedo 4421/32 is standard fitment on Cooper S 1967-1971 for 1275 with 3.44 diff. Part number 13H4442 and is marked in MPH with black face.

SN 4421/33 as above but with KPH. PN 13H4444.

Information from Somerford Mini website.


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