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Hahaha, you can un-club it. I see you are in Maryville. You do realize that Mini Meet East is in your back door this year, right? 120 or so classic Minis plus however many new MINIs show up. Check www.mme2007.com We'll be all over Blount County in late June.
This vintage Mini is a tribute to the rally Minis of the 1960s ... the exterior celebrates the 1964 Monte Carlo victory of Hopkirks winning Mini 33EJB with all original Lucas rally lights including a former BMC Roof Mounted Spot and authentic 1964 Rallye Monte Carlo competitor's plate (modified with vinyl to read #37), the interior (seats, fabric, headliner, etc) is factory OEM for a MK1 Tartan Red Morris Cooper, and the Rally Dash is a late 1960s BMC design which is fully functional. This car runs SCCA RoadRallies and TSD Rallies along with attending a few shows here and there! It is a scream to drive!
Robert Smith
Last edited by primeMINIster; 05-20-2007 at 07:59 PM.
That is one heck of an impressive interior! What's the controller box in the passenger door for?
That is used by the Navigator in rallies. The box contains a Butler Map Light, toggle switches used for the electric screen washer and wipers, and of course a cig lighter!!!
Also, on the Navigator's side are the dual time pieces, trip meter, more switches and pulls including the rear fog lamp, and the fuse boxes below the dash.
The driver's side contains toggle switches for the lights, flashers, heated screen, and of course a cig lighter! The gauges include Battery, Oil Pressure / Water Temp, Tach, and Speedometer!
Both sides contain aircraft P-lights to illuminate the time pieces (nav-side) and the route card holder (driver-side top of dash)!
It's a real hoot to turn everything on!
Robert
Last edited by primeMINIster; 05-21-2007 at 08:55 PM.
I would get my act together and just happen to post after all of the cool pictures of the mods everyone has done to their classics!! Just my luck-they all look awesome and have given me way too many ideas.