It is a 1994 Mayfair with a 1275cc engine, sunroof, walnut dashboard and 12″ Supalight alloys.
I bought the car 12 years ago, drove it for a couple of years before going to uni and it has been garage stored since then. I have realised that I will never get around to restoring it but hope that someone will.
It drove well before being stored but has not been started in a few years.
Rust has appeared in the usual mini places and I have tried to show that in the photos.”
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