No, I'd rather have a genuine Cooper S, thanks.
It would be slower than our Mazda of course, but still cool.
John Lennon's black Mini would be particularly cool to have.
Maximum Mini: Where is John Lennon's Mini?
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No, I'd rather have a genuine Cooper S, thanks.
It would be slower than our Mazda of course, but still cool.
John Lennon's black Mini would be particularly cool to have.
Maximum Mini: Where is John Lennon's Mini?
A mate had two. One for spares.Quote:
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Of course, if you still had it you'd sell it for $15K, and in five years you'd be telling us that it would be worth $25K and that you shouldn't have sold it.Quote:
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Fiat, not Mini or even British.Quote:
Originally Posted by rammypluge
Bambino wagon. Not quite a mini substitute.
Still brilliant though. I want one.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
Besides, there were a few new "Minis" at the All British day, and they are BMWs. I didn't take any photos of those.
Bambino came along well before the Issigonis Mini. So which is the substitute?Quote:
Originally Posted by rammypluge
Of course. The bambino is rear engine. Its before my time. As a young un i kind of theorized that the bambino was a mini copy. Oops. Need to do some brain reprogramming.Quote:
Originally Posted by johntins
I always figured that at 6'5" i wouldnt fit in too well. My mother had a mini and somehow i fitted in that, but it was gone before i reached full size.
