1968 ROVER MINI

NEW ARRIVAL - FABULOUS RESTORED MKII 1275 COOPER S The Cooper S was launched in April 1963 as a higher performance version of the standard Cooper on which it was based. It was, as with the standard Coopers, available in both Austin & Morris versions. In Mk1 form it first of all used a 1071cc version of the BMC A series engine, which developed a full 15 bhp more than the standard 998cc Cooper. The Cooper S also benefitted from other improvements including larger front disc brakes. In March & June 1964 two new engines were added to the range these being the 1275cc and 970cc respectively. This was to enable the Cooper S take part in the under 1000cc and under 1300cc categories in motor sport, and it was in 1964 that a Cooper S driven by Paddy Hopkirk achieved an outright victory in the Monte Carlo rally in his works 1275cc Cooper S. This stunning fully restored Morris Mini Cooper S 1275 MKII - Chassis No: K-A2S6-1116772A and Engine No: 9F-SA-Y48860 was first registered in Oxford on 25th March 1968 and it is finished in its original colour scheme of Island Blue with a White Roof and Black vinyl trim. It was originally restored in 2004 with later works and further restoration carried out by the previous owner of 17 years. Full details to follow shortly. Naturally, the car qualifies as an Historic Vehicle, making it Road Tax free, MOT exempt, and ULEZ compliant, with low-cost classic car insurance available - see our useful links page. Upon sale, the car will receive a new MOT, our 55-point pre-delivery inspection, and a 6-month mechanical warranty, extendable at additional cost. A truly outstanding car in every respect — beautifully presented, impeccably maintained, and ready to be enjoyed. Car on display at our showrooms in Mortlake, South West London. NB: Classic Chrome Ltd make every effort to ensure that the information in this advertisement is accurate and all statements as to provenance and condition are given as opinions only. When describing any car that is more than 20 years old, we sometimes have to rely on the car’s history file and any information provided by the previous owner(s). This information in passed on in good faith and is therefore not purported to be a statement of fact. Any prospective purchaser must satisfy themselves as to the condition and fitness for use of the vehicle. This does not affect your statutory rights.