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Getting married and now idea about wedding car? These wedding cars can give you some ideas. They are small but they are small in style. Some of these cars are even a limousine. Look at all these lovely couples and their lovely wedding ride. You will love it!
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This super-duper brand new looking 1960 Austin Seven 850 MK1 isn’t recently restored. It has been preserved after the car covered 2,618 miles from new. Yes, it is 2,618 on the odometer, you did not read our article by mistake and we did not type it wrong too. Many 1960 Austin Sevens running on the road today (if they are still running) probably has clocked two rounds on the odometer. It is definitely a rare barn find and Mini enthusiasts don’t need a time machine to go back to 1960 to buy this car as it flew here.
The car was originally purchased by the respected collectors, the Shape Family, who kept the car until a Christies estate sale in 2005. It was then out on the road for the first two years of its life and then retired again into a heated garage.
As you can see from the pictures, the condition is immaculate and it looks like it has just been repainted and restored. Virtually every component is original from head to toe. The body is rust-free because of the car was well pampered by the Shape Family. Inside, the vinyl looks like it just came out from BMC factory. We can still smell the “new car smell” from this car. The car comes with original underseal, original handbook, service book, tax disc holder, rubber boot mat, original Austin Seven key ring, spare keys, jack, wheel brace, and the last tax disc bought for the car which expired in 1962. There is also a thick history logbooks provided.
This 1960 Austin Seven De Luxe is 100% one of the rarest finds on earth. Months ago, there was a 1959 Austin Mini Se7en De Luxe Saloon sold for £40,250. Compared to the car, this is much newer and in better condition with extremely low mileage. With just 2600 miles on the clock, it is even lower than the 1991 Mini Mayfair which has 2999.6 miles on the clock.
So, a rusty 1959 Austin Mini Se7en sold for £40,250 and a 1970 Morris Mini K sold for AUD$5,000 (roughly £3,316), how much would this superb condition 1960 Austin Seven 850 fetch? The auction will be held on 21 July, 2012. Silverstone Auctions estimate the auction price of the car will reach £20,000 to £25,000 and we say it probably will hit £30,000 due to its condition. What do you say then? Updated: Car sold for £24,080.00 on 21 July 2012.
That’s the look of a classic car engine that only runs 2600 miles.
Want to put a new color to your car but don’t know what color to paint? If you love green but get bored with the ordinary British Racing Green, here we have got some really special Minis with different kind of green colors. The first one is nothing but Neil Turner’s Mini painted in Ford Ultimate green. The car is fitted with a set of 13-inch wheels painted in black. Roof and both bumpers are made to look like carbon fiber. Twin tank at the back with Aston style fuel cap, simple the best.
Image credit: Neil Turner
The next car we shared here is a MAD MK1 from Australia. The green is special and the car shines wherever it cruises around. Not to mention the crazy air intake on top of the car hood, the car is definitely one of its kind.
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Gary Houston from Newcastle, United Kingdom, has one really exciting Mini. The car is half of an ordinary Austin Mini. What? Just half? Yes, the ordinary Mini is small enough but this mini Mini is one of a kind. Two of these cars only need to pay one parking ticket because they are able to fit into one parking lot.
This mini Mini is painted in metallic yellow. The front looks like an ordinary Austin Mini but the rear seats and roof top have been chopped off. Down there, it was fitted with 13” x 7” Minilite. Up there, it has some standard brightwork including stainless steel wiper kit and windscreen chrome fillet. Side mirrors are bullet style.
A glance from the backside, the rear lamp is fitted with jewel crystal rear tail lights.
It has only two seats and bucket seat with yellow piping is chosen.
For this special mini Mini, we rate 10/10. What will you rate then?
This custom car is definitely one in a million. Image source: Gary Houston/Facebook
Here are some nice photographs of a MK1 Mini Cooper Diecast taken by Howsen – a member of Malaysiaminilover and also a Mini aficionado who have owned Minis for more than a decade. The Mini Cooper is exactly “On The Road” without paying any taxes because it is a diecast, a toy car, a model or whatsoever you prefer to call it. In some photos, the red Cooper is sitting on a black huge sport car, guess what is the car? Note from the owner of these pictures: These pictures were taken few years ago when digital cameras are not so popular. It was taken using Sony Ericson K750i camera phone with the highest resolution. You can make it become your favorite Mini Cooper Wallpaper or share it at your website but please give a credit back to this page.
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