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Light Blue, Two-Seater Classic Mini Roadster

The light blue, two-seater classic Mini roadster we are going to share here is definitely a rare germ. You don’t often see this kind of customized Mini on the road. It is even hardly seen on any Mini events or gathering because there is only one on this planet. If you own a classic Mini Cooper and decided to do something different from other Mini owners, this is one you can refer to.

Started with a MK1 Mini front grill, the front view of this car somehow looks a little “classic” because MK1 Mini is only available from 1959 until 1967. The owner of this light blue Mini roadster selected a blue color Mini Cooper fly wing emblem in order to match the car color. A pair of Lucas head lamps and a pair of glass-type signal lamps are also fitter to the car.

A set of stainless steel wiper kit and windscreen chrome fillet are also fitted to the car. However, there is only 1 set of windscreen chrome fillet is used because there is no rear window as it is a Roadster! As for the side mirror, the owner of this car selected the standard stainless steel bullet type mirror. Isn’t it looks like bullet on both side?

A view from the side, custom rear lights, custom rear signal lights, stainless steel door handle scoops, 7 x 13 Minilight Deep Dish polished wheel, custom side skirt body kit, and custom sticker written ROADSTER are what you see. This is how you should customize your own car if you want it to be cool.

Here comes the ass of the car. The owner fitted the fuel tank nicely with an Aston chrome fuel cap. The two N-shape chrome bars is one of the most eye-catching things on the car too. Other than that, we really need to give a LIKE to the person who builds the body especially the ass. It is so silky smooth and looks exactly like the Austin 8 in 1930s.

The interior door panel is also wrapped with blue leather as well as fitted with a set of 10 pieces alloy door handle set. It looks different from the black plastic type, yay or nay?

Well, the hardest part of this Mini Roadster is nothing but the work to remove the roof. If you have seen the 1998 Rover Mini Mayfair we posted before, you should notice from the image here that the door is not completely frameless.

Well, this light blue Mini Roadster is definitely one of its kind. Lastly, you should check out MalaysiaMiniLover’s Austin Mini page for more customized Mini Coopers, unique Austin Cooper, special Morris Mini Cooper, or any Mini cars.

October 28, 2014
These Minis are green, but they are green in style

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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July 19, 2012
2000 Mini Cooper Sport

On October 4th 2000, it is the day where the production of the Sir Alec Issigonis Mini ends. The last Mini, a red MK7 Mini Cooper Sport 500 rolls off the Longbridge production line, marking the end of an era. The pictures shared here is one of the Mini Cooper Sport built in 2000 in British Racing Green. It was one of the last few limited edition Minis in 2000 fitted with multi-point injection engine with the purpose to lower emissions, noise, and to increase the performance.

Under the hood, the car features front mounted radiator and a powerful 1275cc engine. Transmission wise, it is available in either manual or automatic. Extra features that are eye-catching is the four additional spotlights on top of the front chrome bumper, 13-inch Sportspack wheels, wider wheel arches, and leather seats.

The original price in 2000 was £10,895. The green one we found here is only with 40K miles on it since it was new.

Inside the car, it features an airbag inside the steering, a CD player, and a few simple and user-friendly panels.

Mini Cooper Sport Interior

1275cc, Single-belted, multi-point injection engine

May 30, 2012
1972 MKIII Mini Cooper S

A member of Malaysiaminilover, Raymond, has shared us his 1972 Mini Cooper S MKIII. The car is painted in green with standard exterior accessories including stainless steel side mirror, chrome wiper, and Minilite wheels. Under the hood, it is the most sought-after 1275cc Cooper S engine. Raymond paired the engine with twin SU carburetor. The Cooper S achieves an unimaginable record from 0 to 60 mph in less than 11 seconds. Fuel consumption? It won’t be high for a Mini.

Engine bay – 1972 Mini Cooper S

May 15, 2012