If you are interested to have it, this car will be auctioned at an estimated price of between U.S. $ 19,000 to $ 24,000, or possibly much more depending on the spirit of an antidote.
With the price that much, it might be a junkyard with a very high price. But that should be a consideration for buyers is: Actions after the vehicle was purchased? Because there are two things that very dilemma.
As part of the history of the automotive world, it is unfortunate if the vehicle is damaged eaten by age. But if you are interested to restore it, you'll ruin the authenticity of these artifacts.
This car has the registration number 27 with XLL AA2S7/108 chassis number, engine number 8AUH-908 and is considered the fourth oldest Mini cars remaining. The rest are in English and Japanese as a collector's item.
Unfortunately, among the most pristine components, there are some items that have been replaced. One of them is in the driver's door. Original color is Grey Farina still survive (and even then if not attacked by rust).
Start the engine, transmission and interior, all original and still intact. While his odometer shows mileage 30 041 miles (48 346 km). And if you intend to have it, it will be auctioned by Bonhams on 30 April.
THE name of junk, of course, has no value. This does not apply to the Austin Se7en Mini De Luxe is touted as the Mini world's oldest surviving without restored.
Austin Se7en Mini De Luxe was created in May 1959 and is a product of the eighth. This special vehicle is now in pretty pathetic. Seem outdated and neglected, even though conditions in full.
