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Make: 1974 Leyland Mini

Model: Clubman

Milage: 78,269km (21,500km since complete restoration)

Transmission: 4 speed Manual

Colour: Dark blue

Location: Glebe, Sydney

Complied? Yes

RWC supplied? Yes

Currently registered? Yes, until March 2009

Price: $7,800

Contact: Mark on: 0402 287 773 - [email protected]

Comments / Modifications: December 1974 build date - Complete body restoration, mechanicals all rebuilt, and respray in 2005 - 1098CC bored out to 1144CC - 1 1/2" SU Carburettor - Cooper S Cam - Cooper S Clutch - Cooper 7 1/2" front disc brakes - Head 12G202 modified - Extractors - Contessa mags - SAAS seats - Sony CD player with Kenwood speakers - Spare wheel - Spotlights - Gabriel Red Ryder shocks all round - 21,500km since engine and gearbox rebuild (restoration) - Log book - Extensive documentation, service records, and receipts for all parts purchased since beginning of restoration (including photos of restoration) - Original Owner's Handbook - Any work since restoration done by Greg at Mini Classic Spare Parts, Sydney - Meticulously serviced - Cheap to run - Runs extremely well.

The only problem - the fuel gauge can be temperamental at times.

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