Mini Classic 1972 Nc Titled on 2040-cars
Whittier, North Carolina, United States
Body Type:Sedan
Vehicle Title:Clear
Engine:998
Fuel Type:Gasoline
For Sale By:Private Seller
Number of Cylinders: 4
Make: Mini
Model: Classic Mini
Trim: sedan
Drive Type: fwd
Mileage: 65,816
Disability Equipped: No
Exterior Color: Rose
Warranty: Vehicle does NOT have an existing warranty
Interior Color: Multi
Up For sale is a Mini Cooper It has a clean 1972 NC title and is registered. As I am sure most of you know what a blast it is to drive these things. I drive this 2-3 times a week it's a great road car and starts every time. I believe this is a 1984 car cause of the 12" rims and tires and the front side fender blinkers but because It is a Original Right Hand Drive car brought to the USA it was Titled as a 1972. Everything works on this little baby and it runs out very strong, It runs about 65lbs on the oil Pressure gauge. I have installed a triple gauge Volt/Temp/Oil set as an add on. This is a few things that have been replaced in the last 6-8 Months. New front Pads, Rotors and rebuilt Calipers with new Pistons and seals, new Knuckle Joints and Tie rod ends, Front and Rear Wheel Bearings and most all the front bushings have been replaced. Su Carb has been rebuilt, New Cap, Rotor, Plugs and Wires. The back brakes have new Drums, Shoes, and brake pistons and new Boge shocks all the way around It drives very tight. The Motor is a 998 and it has a new K & N air filter. It's all complete and it all works. At one time it was almond and has been repainted ( not by me ) I bought it this way and now has a rose look but is in need of body and paint work. It has mostly surface rust but does have some rot, from what I can see the front floor pans do have some rust and the driver side valance panel might need to be repaired or replaced. It has the normal other areas and I have tried to take as many picks as possible please view them all and If you need more or want something special just let me know. The windscreen also has a few small road chips and it has a small oil leak coming from the drive yoke seals. I am located in Whittier NC, 28789 If your local and would like to see it just let me know. This car is also advertised locally and may be removed before bids from eBay. Winning bidder to pay a $300.00 (non-refundable) deposit via PayPal within 48 hours of sale. Balance to be paid within one week or at pick up in cash or by bank wire transfer unless other arrangements are made. Vehicle pick up or shipping is the responsibility of the buyer. No warranty is given or implied in this sale. Happy bidding and please ask any questions you would like.
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For the new, third-generation F56 Mini, the British brand is at it again. Only this time, the cars are designed and chosen by Mini's fans in a new contest. Called "The New Originals," Mini teamed its 10 Final Test Test Drive winners with an illustrator to design their perfect Mini, one of which will become the next special-edition model.
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