1969 Morris Mini Cooper S 1275
1969 · 3.514 km · Kirchheim am Neckar, Duitsland · via Classic Trader
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Gegevens
| Merk | Morris |
|---|---|
| Bouwjaar | 1969 |
| Kilometerstand | 3.514 km |
| Transmissie | Handgeschakeld |
| Brandstof | Benzine |
| Carrosserie | Sedan |
| Kleur | Groen |
| Stuur | Links |
| Motor | 1275 cc, 4 cilinders, lijn |
| Vermogen | 76 pk |
| Locatie | Kirchheim am Neckar, Duitsland |
| Verkoper | Classic-Line (handelaar) |
| Bron | Classic Trader |
| generation | Mk II |
| selling_method | classified_ad_sale |
| photos | 16 |
| Op Oudjes.xyz sinds | 5 oktober 2026 |
| Laatst gezien | 7 oktober 2026, 06:23 |
Beschrijving
Morris Mini Cooper MK II – Wizardry on Wheels
There are cars that simply get you from A to B. And then there are those that have made history. The Morris Mini Cooper undoubtedly belongs to the second category.
When Sir Alec Issigonis developed the Mini in the late 1950s, no one could have imagined that it would become one of the greatest icons in the automotive world. It was John Cooper who gave the little British car its sporty soul—and turned the world upside down. In the tight corners of the Monte Carlo Rally in the 1960s, the Mini left significantly more powerful and larger vehicles in its wake, becoming a symbol that agility, courage, and engineering ingenuity matter more than raw engine power.
The 1969 Mini Cooper MK II offered here dates precisely from this period—from the final stage of evolution in the era when the Mini established its legendary status. You can truly sense this heritage in it: honest, direct, and vibrant.
This vehicle has been restored, though not with the aim of being a perfect, museum-quality replica of its original condition. Instead, the restoration followed the vision of a previous owner. The result is not a strictly original classic, but a Mini with personality—one that is meant to be experienced rather than merely admired.
And that is precisely where its strength lies. As soon as you take a seat behind the large steering wheel, it becomes clear what this car is really all about. The direct steering, the light, immediate driving feel, and the closeness to the road convey exactly what once made the Mini so famous. Every turn becomes an experience, every drive a small journey back in time to an era when driving was still mechanical, pure, and unadulterated.
This Mini isn’t a car for the perfectionist who expects every screw to be in its original condition. It’s for those who want to feel the spirit of that time. For someone who understands that character is often more important than flawless authenticity.
A piece of British automotive history—not in a museum, but on the road.