I suppose that if you’re going to tuck a car away and forget about it for 16 years, the humble little Mini is one of the easiest ones to lose in the corner of a barn, or the back of a garage!
This early Clubman looks fantastic, with many period features that are so often missing on many Minis, as they were such an easy and popular car to modify.
We urge you to click the photo or link below to take a look at all the photos of this one. The back seat looks gorgeous (not very often something we’d comment on).
The engine turns, but the seller says they have made no attempt to start it. That’s probably a good thing, as it has been standing for so long.
This is only up for auction for a short time and, at the time of writing, bidding was fast and furious. Do you think you’ve got a little space at home to squeeze this project in?
For sale – 1970 Austin Mini Clubman
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