Here's one of the series. No BMW parts and no BMW dealers involved.
Finally, a Mini done correctly. No BMW parts.
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one thing i noticed is they dont care at all if they dont have space lol . i would never have put a 3 inch exaust pipe on a mini . 2.5 inch would have been plenty rofl
but also no austin/rover/etc parts involved either, aside from sheet metal.
The mechanicals are Purely Toyota.
Big fan of the series BTW. Bought the Ball Cap, and the Tea Mug.
The mechanicals are Purely Toyota.
Big fan of the series BTW. Bought the Ball Cap, and the Tea Mug.
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Originally Posted By: earlyre
but also no austin/rover/etc parts involved either, aside from sheet metal.
The mechanicals are Purely Toyota.
Big fan of the series BTW. Bought the Ball Cap, and the Tea Mug.
At least it will start in damp weather.
but also no austin/rover/etc parts involved either, aside from sheet metal.
The mechanicals are Purely Toyota.
Big fan of the series BTW. Bought the Ball Cap, and the Tea Mug.
At least it will start in damp weather.
Yeah... The old minis were great fun but even my '98 was a fragile pos, and it was the last year; plenty of time to make the car reliable. My '05 never had a problem, and it was a German car built in the UK with a French engine...
I guess it is cool to hate on BMW and German manufacturers in general here, though.
I guess it is cool to hate on BMW and German manufacturers in general here, though.
Originally Posted By: earlyre
but also no austin/rover/etc parts involved either, aside from sheet metal.
The mechanicals are Purely Toyota.
Big fan of the series BTW. Bought the Ball Cap, and the Tea Mug.
My wife and I too! Though we haven't bought any swag yet.
but also no austin/rover/etc parts involved either, aside from sheet metal.
The mechanicals are Purely Toyota.
Big fan of the series BTW. Bought the Ball Cap, and the Tea Mug.
My wife and I too! Though we haven't bought any swag yet.
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