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Re: Weird Mini fastback in Australia [Mini Monaco?
John Centrone writes:
"My car is a 1966 Morris Cooper S . It's known as a Buckle Monaco."
Bill Buckle of Brookvale, Sydney was a 60s sports car manufacturer. Few are known to have survived of up to a possible 15 to 20 built.
As the owner of this car, I'm thrilled with your comments
I have owned it since 1984 and with the help of friend Colin Winter, we totally restored the car between 1995 and 1998. I won't bore you with details.
Worked 1293cc, 45DCOE. LCB with custom twin centre outlet exhaust. Adjustable suspension, Konis, Superfins and 6 1/2" Mamba wheels.
Regards, John.
John Centrone writes:
"My car is a 1966 Morris Cooper S . It's known as a Buckle Monaco."
Bill Buckle of Brookvale, Sydney was a 60s sports car manufacturer. Few are known to have survived of up to a possible 15 to 20 built.
As the owner of this car, I'm thrilled with your comments
I have owned it since 1984 and with the help of friend Colin Winter, we totally restored the car between 1995 and 1998. I won't bore you with details.
Worked 1293cc, 45DCOE. LCB with custom twin centre outlet exhaust. Adjustable suspension, Konis, Superfins and 6 1/2" Mamba wheels.
Regards, John.
