Anatomy of the Classic Mini is the result of years of research, and documents the many variations of the same components, explaining which model and date each is for.
Anatomy of the Classic Mini is the result of years of research, and documents the many variations of the same components, explaining which model and date each is for.
Mark Huthert is a seasoned motor mechanic with a passion for parts. In 1975, his father bought him an accident damaged Austin Seven 850. A year later, when just 15 years old, he built his first modified 850cc engine. This led to four years of grasstrack racing with three - you guessed it - Minis. With the experience and knowledge picked up from working on his Austin, and his stint in racing, he took his skills into the auto parts and repair industry, working for a number of garages specialising in different marques.
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Bodywork Braking Breathing Brightwork Camshafts & cam followers, etc Cooling systems Crankshafts & connecting rods Crankshafts pulleys & dampers Cylinder heads & rocker gear Distributers & drives Engine blogs and stabiliser bars Fuel system Gauges & mounting pods Glass and lighting Hydraulics & pedal boxes Oil system Steering Subframes & suspension Transmission Wheels AOK & other 1959 minis
