Alec Issigonis's ingenious Mini debuted in 1959 and soon showed itself to have considerable competition potential which was realised to great effect by Grand Prix-winning constructor John Cooper. The resultant Mini Cooper was launched in 1961 with an enlarged engine, twin SU carburettors, close ratio gearbox and front disc brakes, proving very successful in British saloon car racing and rallying. In 1963 the Mini Cooper S was introduced with a more powerful engine of 1071cc and improved brakes, going on to win the Monte Carlo Rallies of 1964, 1965 and 1967.

*****Mini Cooper S MK1 1071 cm3 - Monte Carlo - 1963 *****

Exactly the same as the famous Mini 33 EJB ! ( winner of the Monte Carlo 1964 )

Amazing condition !

This car was completely inspected by our team.

Here is a rare opportunity to acquire a real piece of history.⠀