Here’s a genuine 1979 Mini Pickup. This is a MK4 Mini Pickup. The exterior is almost similar to MK3/MKIII Mini but there are a few parts under the hood were upgraded. The first Mini Pick-up were introduced in 1961 under the production of Austin Seven Pick-up. The car utilized the same floor pan as the Austin Se7en and Morris Minivan but had a flat loading bay and self-contained cabin. The drop-down tailgate at the rear of the load bay is what makes this car a unique one in Mini Timeline & History.

Painted in yellow, the owner of this Mini Pickup tries to keep it as original as possible. A pair of stainless steel side mirror were added to the car to make it look shining.

Original 10-inch wheel with chrome center cap makes the car look like an old-new pickup truck in this era.

Gorgeous front look. Does it look like a normal MK1 Mini if you don’t see the tailgate?

A MINI 95 decal is added to the drop-down tailgate of this car.

Nice classic steering wheel and original Mini seat.

It is nice to see the owner make the interior of a Mini as simple as possible. A center speedometer and a few important switches for wipers, headlamps, signals and etc. In fact, three pedals are what you need the most!

A view from the back of the Mini Pickup.

Side view of the 1979 Mini Pickup.

Under the hood, this Mini pickup is powered by a 998cc engine.

Again, rear view of the car.

Notice the sliding window? This looks exactly like a MK1 door.

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