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Old little (tiny) British cars got popular in the U.S. around '80. I had a '69 MGB around '80, myself. All those cars were rust buckets! They would just plain rot, like the bottom of a bucket. Something about the British metal just didn't cut it. And hoo boy the Lucas electronics in them. Spoked wheels held on by a big nut in the center that you used a hammer on. I think they all used SAE tools at least, not Whitworth. That was the first car I ever worked on. Anyway, the truck looks British and you called it a "mini".
Oh i gotcha and yessir it is a mini cooper pick up, I just forgot to put in the "cooper" I would love to find a body in perfect condition and put a new motor in it and restore everything else, but they are hard to come by in kansas i believe
Yeah tiny is very cool. A buddy of mine just finished putting a new motor in a 71 chevy half-ton pickup. Still a very tiny truck but it's in almost perfect condition.
You mean like one of these little Daihatsu's? What state are you in, where it isn't legal? I've seen these in California, and if there be any state where something like this would be illegal, I'd be thinking it would be the PRC.
Hehe. Check out this mini Suziki pickup doing a stoppie:
- i used to have one of those mini pickups when i was a teenager...lotsa fun but no back seat ... we even chopped and channelled a cooper s, put a tunnel in it and using a minor gearbox turned it into rwd ...i have a 55 studebaker pickup today with a 350 chevy in it-i luv this wagon but the mini pickup was more fun per lb