Head back to 1957, a very small team led by Sir Alec Issigonis designed and built the first prototype of a very small, quirky and economical car, built to accommodate four people. Over 20 years later, the Mini was voted the second most influential car of the 20th century, narrowly missing out on the title to the Ford Model T.
Although the look and style didn’t change, many many variations were introduced. When the Clubman was new, it failed to convince enthusiasts and was discontinued after 11 years. This decision has made the 1275 GT a rare find and a desirable addition to any Mini fan’s garage.
Having covered just 61,000 miles the car will be delivered to the winner with a full MOT.
The classic Mini has proven to be a huge hit with our competitions with more and more requests coming through daily. Four have already found new owners across the country. With it’s striking Orange exterior, the tasteful and popular modifications and the desirable 1,275cc engine this car will appeal to the masses. This Mini definitely offers a brisk performance. Gear selection is super light and swift, this car is great fun and the perfect addition to any garage.
Congratulations to David Gair-Stevens, winner with ticket number 632.
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