1967 Austin
Mini 850 Super De Luxe; Project with Heritage Certificate; showing 61,000 miles
on the speedometer ( this can not be verified) original 850 cc engine is
supplied with the car on a pallet, being offered with no reserve
Offered here is a charming and increasingly
desirable 1967 Austin Mini 850 Super De Luxe, presented as an honest and highly
rewarding restoration project. Finished in its original and period-correct Tweed
Grey with a distinctive Tartan Red interior, these Mini captures the
unmistakable character of the 1960s British motoring era.
First registered in March 1967, the car is a genuine right-hand
drive, home-market example, supported by both a V5C registration document and a
Heritage Certificate, confirming its provenance and factory
specification.
Built on 29 December 1966 and
originally supplied by Evans Motors Limited of Carmarthen, this Mini was
specified as a desirable Super De Luxe model and features the rare and
sought-after fresh air heater option, a notable period
upgrade.
The vehicle has had eight former keepers
and comes with an interesting history. At some point, the engine was replaced,
although details are unknown. Importantly, the original engine is included in
the sale, offering the opportunity for a return to factory-correct
specification.
The Mini is currently a non-runner
and will require full recommissioning or restoration. As such, it represents an
excellent opportunity for enthusiasts, collectors, or restorers looking to
revive a classic icon. With its original colour combination, documented history,
and included original engine, this example offers strong potential for a
rewarding and valuable project.
Classic Minis of
this era continue to rise in popularity, particularly those with strong
originality and documented provenance. This example, while requiring
restoration, provides a appealing foundation for anyone looking to own a piece
of British automotive history.
Contact
james.booth@brightwells.com