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Author: Angelina Soul

A well-preserved 1991 Mini Mayfair up for sale

This is a well-preserved 1991 Mini Mayfair with 2999.6 miles displayed on the odometer. It is now up for ~~sale~~ grab! As you can see from the pictures, the car is in excellent condition inside out and everything remained original. The odometer shows only 2999.6 miles is believed to be genuine because of the condition of the car. Averagely, the car only travels 142 miles each year. That’s 19,858 miles lesser than an average mile driven per driver per year in the U.S. The 21 year-old Mayfair is either well preserved or it travels through time machine from 1990s to present.

Body color and all exterior parts including the chrome bumper, door handle, headlamps, and front grille are still shining and look immaculate. At the back of the car, the decal “MAYFAIR” is still look nice. Under the hood, the engine bay is clean and looks like it is well taken care. According to the Kayley Holden, the car only ever used to go to the shops and back and it has never been driven over 50 mph! The car has been dry stored since 2005. How many Minis actually has never been driven less than 50mph each time they are in used?

For those who love to own a MK5 Mini and interested in buying the one and only 1991 Mini Mayfair, you can contact Kayley Holden through her Facebook. Don’t miss this one and only chance to own such a well taken care Mini.

See also: Rusty 1959 Austin Mini Se7en De Luxe sold at auction for £40,250

Nice and clean interior

2999.6 miles over 20 years

Now that’s the interior of a car that has been driven less than 3000 miles – Original interior with an original car stereo

Mini Mayfair engine

Clean engine bay

June 7, 2012
Nice, unique and special customized Mini interior

The interior of a Mini is started with just a simple speedometer with odometer in the center. It was then added with temperature gauge and oil pressure gauge at both sides. Minis from MK4 generation and above received three binnacle meters and cars exported to Japanese market are added with air-condition. It has become more and more complicated especially MK7 but the size of the car remained the same.

Mini is a small car just like a sparrow but it is complete with all its internal organs intact – small but comprehensive. Thousands of Mini lovers have created millions of ideas to beautify the exterior as well as interior of this small car. Photos shared here are some customized Mini interior which you don’t often see it. It is no longer just a simple speedometer in the middle or the late model dashboard. If you get bored with the ordinary Mini interior or looking for ideas to build a unique interior, the photos shared here may give you some brand new ideas.

Look at that interior! Do you believe that is actually a car made before 2000? The car is more than ten years old but it is fully equipped with the latest technology. Do you see the electronic buttons at both front seats? This set up definitely deserve tripe thumbs up!

This interior looks clean and nice. Cream white dashboard and center console with air-condition blower make the cabin looks bigger.

This red/black interior is for Mini owners who prefer a luxury interior. A walnut dashboard with three magnolia binnacle in the center, red high quality leather seat, and a nice leather armrest.

Now this is something really special and unique. You no longer see the original Mini door handle set. It’s hanky pinky!

Simple, nice, and clean design.

For grey lovers!

Cream white leather seat match with dark-color walnut dashboard and chrome door handles.

Okay, finally you see something really unique and find it no where else.

Photo from flickr.com/photos/lasphoto

What about a set up for racing? Photo from flickr.com/photos/dazecoop

Photo from flickr.com/photos/geoff4130

So, which interior design is the best for you?

June 7, 2012
Nice and clean Yellow Mini Cooper S R53

The Mini Cooper S was reborn in 2002 two years after the classic Mini production ends. This yellow Mini Cooper S R53 was spotted in the UK and it was built in between 2004 and 2006. First look – the car is so clean and in an immaculate condition. Second look – the yellow is definitely an attention-grabbing color. Third look – feel like to go for a ride? Love is in the air.

R53 Cooper S is powered by a 1.6-liter engine that produces 168 hp and 210 Nm of torque. Mated with a six-speed manual transmission, the engine is highly fuel efficient with an estimated fuel economy of 25/28/30 mpg. The car sits five adult comfortably and it travels in style. Inside, it features black leather seat, panoramic sunroof, and six front airbags as standard safety features. This yellow Mini Cooper S looks cute when it stand still but it accelerates fearlessly from 0 to 62 mph in 7.4 seconds and has a top speed of 135 mph.

The owner of this yellow Cooper S is currently selling the car. For those who successful purchase it, we (Malaysiaminilover) guarantee the new owner will not feel disappointed. The rest of the story let the seven pictures tell the entire story. Sometimes pictures tell a thousand words.

Interior of the car. Nice, clean, and immaculate condition

Mini Cooper S rear seat

Sunroof

Mini Cooper S R53

June 6, 2012
Hot and Spicy Chili Red Mini Cooper

This is a 1995 Mini Cooper. The car was recently repainted in chili red, the color of the hottest heat. Now it’s even dazzling with chrome wiper, body-colour matched wide wheel arches, 13-inch Sportspack wheels, two strong and bright front spotlights, and the iconic white bonnet stripes. Well, look at the photos again and it could be nicer with chrome washer set as well as windscreen chrome fillet. The design of this car is common in classic Mini world but it often wins a lot of flashlights from camera in any Mini events, convoy, or gathering.

It looks healthy in Red

A peep to the interior

Stainless steel handles

Limited edition Moto-lita steering wheel – Monte Carlo Winner 1965 CAR No. 52 AJB 44B

13-inch Sportspack Wheels

June 6, 2012
A different way to fix the door to your Mini

If you feel boring with the ordinary way to open your car door, why not try something like this? This Mini (probably a MK5) is spotted in the UK during a car event. Everything looks normal except the MK1 door hinges is fitted the other way round. It catches a lot of flashlights from different cameras because the yellow door looks a little bit odd. Well, at lease it is something special. DO try this at home.

June 5, 2012