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1970 Classic Mini Cooper Leyland 998cc With Taxi Accessories Austin Morris Rover on 2040-cars

US $10,500.00
Year:1970 Mileage:1
Location:

Austin, Texas, United States

Austin, Texas, United States

Make me an offer. Call Alexander at 512-577-9246

All taxi related material is fully removable.

This is two cars in one! There are dozens of stickers, decals, magnets, a taxi sign for the roof, and even a functional taxi meter. The taximeter is a Gasboy AMCA 40 Electronic Taximeter. This unit comes with the instruction manual, wiring harnesses, and a wiring diagram. There is also a PA system hidden within the glovebox with animal noises, sirens, music, microphone, etc. The Mini Cooper has a fully functional 4 speaker Pioneer stereo system with an Alpine CD player and AM/FM radio and a retractable antenna.

This little motor is fun to drive. It has great handling with a tight suspension. Mechanically sound - this is my daily driver. Cruises smoothly at 75 mph. 

Clean title in hand.

Everything works:
998 cc, 4 cylinder engine
4 speed manual transmission
10 inch alloy wheels
4 speaker Pioneer sound system
Alpine CD player with AM/FM Radio
Retractable Antennae
Headlights and taillights
Fog lights
Horn
Cabin heater and windshield defroster
Driver and passenger crank windows
Original spare tire and tool kit
Locking gas tank
Windshield wipers with washer fluid pump
Auxiliary cooling fan
Wood dash with dual glove compartments

Some rust on floor pans
Odometer has stopped turning (actual mileage unknown).

Work recently performed:
Oil change 
Replaced spark plugs 
Fixed clutch (low on fluid and sucked air into the system - needed to be bled)
Brakes (replaced all hydraulics and repaired front adjusters)
Sealed exhaust manifold
Replaced Engine stabilizer
Repaired major oil leaks (rear main seal, diff output seals, and diff side gaskets)
Replaced all fuel hoses
Replaced coolant gasket

This car is also known as: Leyland, Austin, Morris, or Rover.

$500 non-refundable deposit due within 24 hours of auction closing.
This is a used car, there are no warranties or returns.
Inspections are welcome.
Buyer is responsible for shipping and state taxes.
Please bid only if you are going to buy and have the money ready.

Call or email me with any questions.
Alexander - 512-577-9246

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