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This 1970 Morris Mini gives you that original Mini style and
feeling that makes it an icon. But as you look over the whole car,
you can see that it also gives you some added distinction and more
conveniences that adds to an even larger owner benefit.
We know you love the look of these original Minis. This one is a
particularly striking example with a glossy black presentation.
Even the Minilite-style wheels were done to match for a very
cool/contemporary look. It's easy to see the contrasting rocker
stripes in white that announce this is a 1275 GT - one of the
sportiest Minis of its day. And so it earns the Hella lights on the
front end. And speaking of the front end, we bet you noticed this
one is a little different. The GT model got the same updated face
as the Mini Clubman. It makes for a distinctive car that also is
still unmistakably a Mini.
Inside, you can really see that they gave this some nice updates.
After all, every Mini knew how to maximize its interior space, but
where the early ones were sparse, this is quite elegant. You have
high-back bucket seats up front with excellent bolstering; there's
wood grain trim on the dash; and you have an effective heat/defrost
system. There are also some nice modern upgrades, like the stereo
is now an AM/FM/CD unit. And a horn added to make this little guy
sound like a freight train! This is a desirable right-hand drive
model with the gauges directly in front of you. So it's an upgrade
over the early Mini without losing that instant cool factor of
people seeing you drive from the other side of the car.
The 1275 GT name has to do with the 1275cc four-cylinder engine.
This was the largest and most powerful Mini motor of the time. It's
still an A-Series engine like the rest of the Mini line, and it's a
well-known and widely used powerplant that found a home in plenty
of British vehicles. That makes parts availability rather easy. So
you get a balance of the best power while still keeping within the
steadfast Mini image. Plus, the four-speed manual transmission
gives you full control of this little guy. Combine the GT's quick
nature with front disc brakes, grippy Yokohama tires, and steering
that is so exact it feels telepathic, and you've got in your hands
on all the reasons why people are passionate about driving these
Minis.
This is the classic style you love with the right updated
packaging, too. So if you want a vintage icon that's also much easy
to enjoy, call today!
Vehicle Details
1970 Morris Minor
Listing ID:CC-1426487
Price:$12,995
Location:Lutz, Florida
Year:1970
Make:Morris
Model:Minor
Exterior Color:Black
Interior Color:Black
Transmission:Manual
Odometer:43359
Stock Number:2604-TPA
VIN:XAD2176857A
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