1962 Morris Mini on 2040-cars
Akron, Ohio, United States
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Fully restored and sorted car that needs nothing other than to be enjoyed and driven. Over $12,000.00 was spent on a professional rotisserie restoration to the body (see pictures for full details of the bodywork done). There is no filler whatsoever in the body and it is as absolutely as perfect and rust free of an early Mini as you will ever find. Stunning black base coat/clear coat paint with yellow stripes has been on the car for over 15 years and looks as good today as it did the day it was done. You will not find nicer paint or bodywork on an early mini. The motor is a .040 over 1275 built by George Bauchman of Midwest Motorsports and it is built to as hot of a street motor as can possibly be built and still run on pump gas. Pistons are Hepolite cast pistons with 10:1 compression and the head and cam were done by George and it has his limited prep H production cam. The motor makes an estimated 100 to 105 horsepower and it is a very streetable motor that pulls smoothly from 2000rpm all the way to 7000rpm and has all ARP hardware throughout and is on a 45DCOE Weber and Aldon distributor for better driveability. The gearbox is a rod change and has a limited slip differential installed and puts the power down through 10" Revolution wheels and Yokohama A008 tires. The brake lines are all -3 braided teflon lines with an adjustable in-line Tilton blade adjuster unit. Virtually every nut and bolt was new when the car was restored in 2002, and every suspension piece was either nickel plated or zinc plated (see pictures) All suspension components are fully adjustable from Mini Mania. The car has an 8 gallon ATL fuel cell (with sending unit to dash guage), plus high output fuel pump and Holley fuel pressure regulator. There is a custom fully carpeted interior with matching Corbeau seats, and Autometer gauges. All lights and electrics work perfectly. The car was built as a hot street car that could be enjoyed as is and also occasionally be autocrossed. If someone desired, it could also easily be converted to a vintage race car with the addition of a roll cage. There is well over $35,000 invested in this car and it is ready to go and enjoy. Derek Chima (330) 203-8720 |
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