Le Mans Mini Marcos: and now making all the gauges work
Mini Moke Sport Tottini spotted
ASP Prototype in 1968 - when it was Broadspeed powered
Showing posts with label Moke Sport Tottini. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Moke Sport Tottini. Show all posts
Tuesday, 25 November 2025
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Ogle 70 Meeting at Knebworth Park coming closer
A comprehensive look at 4 different Mini Moke based Roadsters
Friday, 6 September 2019
Market round up (Autumn 2019)
Is it autumn yet? I'm not sure but fact is that there are plenty of cars offered for sale at the moment. So it's about time for a little look at what Mini derivatives are in the market right now.
A Mini Mouse, again with a modified body and in the US
A Robert Mandry-built RTV that's ready to run
Seen for sale Here
A Ranger Pick Up that needs lots of work
Seen for sale Here
And a very good looking Jiffy
Seen for sale Here
Seen for sale Here
And a Midas in Belgium
Seen for sale Here
Nice AEM Scout, unfortunately horribly photographed
Seen for sale Here
Hustler Six to be auctioned by Bonhams
Seen for sale Here
GTM Rossa Mk2 with low-mileage 1275 engine
Seen for sale Here
Hustler Six to be auctioned by Bonhams
Seen for sale Here
GTM Rossa Mk2 with low-mileage 1275 engine
Seen for sale Here
That Status 365 again. Who dares?
Seen for sale Here
And who is going to finish this Mini Wildgoose project?
Seen for sale Here
Or how about an Outspan Orange Mini? Said to be the prototype
The Silcoates Ascender has been seen here before
Beatifully restored Crayford Mini Sprint
Seen for sale Here
Lovely Whitby Morrison Batman ice cream van
A very colourful Hrubon Schmitt in France
Seen for sale Here
Banham Sprint with fast engine
Seen for sale Here
Rare Japan-built Moke Sports Tottini in the UK
Seen for sale Here
A British registered Jimini found in France
Seen for sale Here
Correctly registered Scamp Mk2
Seen for sale Here
Mini Marcos Mk3, looks like a lovely project
Seen for sale Here
Another Jimini, this on on the Cote d'Azur
Seen for sale Here
Seen for sale Here
Seen for sale Here
Thursday, 20 October 2011
Sport Tottini spotted
A Mini Moke may have the aerodynamics of a refrigerator - that does not keep people from racing them. In fact there was even a racing cup in the mid-1990s with Mini Moke based vehicles. Their rather incredible shape was due to aerodynamic improvements and they were given the pet name Sport Tottini. Of course no where else than in Japan. The Sport Tottini was actually one of the earliest Mystery Mini derivatives on this weblog, see here, and back then Chris Rees supplied most information about them. According to Chris the cars were conceived by a computer software company called Y&T Associates, with the fibreglass body transformation undertaken by Mooncraft, featuring an Austin-Healey Sprite style grille and a long rear deck. Of the supposed 27 cars built two versions were available: a single-seater for racing, and a two-seater for road use. Now, Mini Marcos owner Dennis Overgaard Nielsen, who is in Japan at the moment, made me aware that one of these road cars has come for sale over there. "I want it badly", he wrote and so I gave him the details of a specialist importer. I can only hold my breath now. Interested, too? Click here.
Hello there. I am a Mini Moke. No really.
Thursday, 2 December 2010
Mystery Mini derivative (3)
The Japanese like Mini derivatives. And I like the Japanese.
But what on earth could these sporty twins be?
They were spotted at a Mini event on Fuji Speedway a couple of years ago and I suspect them to be Mini based too.
But what on earth could these sporty twins be?
They were spotted at a Mini event on Fuji Speedway a couple of years ago and I suspect them to be Mini based too.
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