Make: MORRIS
Model: MINI
Registration: 795 UXN
Engine Size (cc): 1275
Current Speedometer Reading: 46,663
Year of Manufacture: 1962
Date First Registered: 05/07/1962
MOT Expiry Date: 05/09/2024
Current V5: YES
Location: PICKERING
You can view from: Monday 3 June - Tuesday 11 June 2024

Current V5 present. Paperwork includes a Large box containing previous insurance documentation, MOT certificates, various valuation certificates, old tax discs, V11 tax reminders, correspondence from a Mini Cooper Register, scanned copies of previous V5s, a British Motor Industry Heritage Trust Certificate, various magazine/newspaper clippings about the make and model of vehicle, various printed photographs of the vehicle, a Service Parts List, a Workshop Manual, a Passport to Service containing 4 written stamps, two Driver's Handbooks, a Schedule of Repair charges, specification booklets, a Pearson's Illustrated Car Servicing Series for Owner-Drivers, a Mini 1959-70 Autobook Workshop Manual, a Mini-Book for the Mighty Mini Making the Most of your Mini Car by John Mills, a tin containing leather swatches and stickers, a Country Road Map and Gazetteer, 3 Isle of Anglesey Vintage Rally booklets, 3 Emergency Car Fix It booklets, The Book of the B.M.C Minis by Station Abbey, The Book of the Austin Seven And Morris Mini-Minor Pitman's Motorists' Library, a Letts Motor Tour Guides for North Wales and Anglesey, a Lego figure of the vehicle to build, a Mini figure on a stand, a Haynes Owner's Workshop Manual, an Autobooks Workshop Manual, various how to sheets, a printed service guide, a newspaper, a Panel Parts Guide, a Mini Spares 30th Birthday Edition, a Newton Commercial Classic Car Interior Trim magazine, a Mini Magazine, a Mini Cooper Register Cooper World Magazine, a Mini World Magazine, a Welsh Dragon Plus toy, a Scooby Doo nodding dog, and various invoices for parts and work.

The vendor has provided the following:

It’s a Super not a Cooper! Introduced in September 1961 the Mini Super and Cooper were introduced to run alongside the Standard and De Luxe models. The Super and Cooper were identical apart from the Super having a standard 850cc engine, drum front brakes and a unique front grill. The Mini Super was discontinued in October 1962. This Super was built in June 1962.
In 2013 the engine was replaced with a 1275 engine sourced from a 1968 MG1300 and fitted with Cooper S brakes. The original engine is still in the owner's possession and available by separate negotiation.
In 2020 the car had a full bodywork and paint refurbishment costing £6000. Originality was very important and apart from the engine for the fun factor, new recliner seats (Newton Commercial) for comfort, brakes for safety! and mini lite wheels..we preferred them to steels! It is as near original spec as it could be.
Full history since approx 2005, tons of paperwork photos and receipts.