1964 Mini Cooper S 1071 MK1 continuously zinc welded seams

continuously zinc welded seams

Having covered a mere 8459 miles

Total production of the BN1 reached 10010 cars from the 27-month production from May 1952 to August 1955

the XJS was fitted with Bosch-Lucas fuel injection

With its clean minimalist lines

1964 Mini Cooper S 1071 MK1 continuously zinc welded seamsBy 1963 the BMC Competition department knew what they wanted to do with the Mini. Their efforts culminated in the 1963 Austin Cooper S and Morris Cooper S. Besides a host of upgrades, the primary difference was a specially cast engine block and cylinder head that was more suitable for racing. The first Cooper S models used a 1071cc engine with a special nitrided steel crankshaft. Factory upgrades included larger front disc brakes, a vacuum assisted