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Ok, I know I have been slack at posting lately!! I probally did the unthinkable by most people and sold my 1960 Austin Healey 3000 BT7-- But on a brighter note, I am purchasing a 1975 Mini 1000 with some of the $$$!! It will be my 1st mini, but definately not my first british car. I'm susposed to drive to South Carolina to pick it up on tuesday (12/16). It will be kinda like a B-day present to myself!!
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Congrats and safe trip to you...definately need pics when you get a chance.
Super 7....Outoway will have no trouble registering his car. There's a 25-year exemption on DOT & EPA regulations, and cars up to model year 1978 may legally be imported and sold in the U.S.
His '75 Mini 1000 (if LHD) was probably originally a Canadian car. The last Minis sold in the U.S. were '68s, but Canada continued to import them for about another 10 years.
His '75 Mini 1000 (if LHD) was probably originally a Canadian car. The last Minis sold in the U.S. were '68s, but Canada continued to import them for about another 10 years.
