Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #87

Registered and complete, found and for sale - Mini Marcos

Interesting old ads show more cool Marcoses for sale

Ever seen a Biota from below?

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #72

The saga of fitting the doors on the Le Mans Mini Marcos. 

Reader's words: "From worrying about fitment, to quite possibly the best closing Marcos doors I've come across"

Easter races at Zandvoort - the Mini derivatives

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #70

Le Mans Mini Marcos - getting there... almost

Beautiful Ogle SX1000 now for sale

More Mini derivatives in 'Lost & Found'

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #57

Zagato Mini Gatto: 10 new photographs!

The Broadspeed GTS, controversy and Club Voom Voom

Mini Marcos' wildest racers

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #56

Maximum Mini Find of the Year 2024: Siva Mule prototype

The same car when new (top) and as found (bottom)

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Splash out in 2025! 1st owner Wood & Pickett Mini Margrave for sale

Picture Car and Classic

Splash out 2! Barn find Mk1 Mini Jem for sale, too

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Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #48

Buying and building a Mini Marcos in 1974 - Eric's story

McCoy GTs and a GTM Coupe in a field in Scotland - now for sale

Taking the Ogle to the last show of 2024. Well... probably

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #46

Minis at the 'Ring: Roy Johnson's Mk1 Mini Marcos

What happened to the original Camber / Maya GT demonstrator?

The ART Mini Marcos at the 1969 Amsterdam Racing Car Show

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #45

Newspaper article causes Mini Marcos storm

Famous Moke from movies on the move again

Former Ogle SX1000 owner speaks

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #40

Will the real Kingfisher prototype please stand up?

Mini Marcos sold - in memory of Aad

New 'bomb release test' picture of Autocars Marcos

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #32

Grand update on the Le Mans Mini Marcos project 

And a test drive in this Mk1 Mini Marcos...

Record set straight on Sabre Sprint production

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #19

Biota importer re-imports yet another Biota

Mystery Mini derivative (87) - Autotest Special

Readers: where are they from and what do they own?

From DART to Kingfisher, Tricar to Landar

Now in maximum Mini Newsletter #17

Big update on the Le Mans Mini Marcos project - full picture report

A rainy afternoon with a Unipower GT

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #7:

Wild Heerey GTM found in France

Unipower GT goes continental

Butterfield Musketeer at Racing Car Show '62

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #5:

 

Biota Mk1 from its 1st owner: Find of the Year 2023

And yet another Biota barn find!

Story revealed: Why the last Biota built still has just 80 kms on the clock

A present from John Houghton himself for building the above car

Now in Maximum Mini Newsletter #2:

Celebrity owned Mini Jems

Is this the sole surviving Status RR Mini front end?

...And that's a period picture of it...

Famous Foley Broadspeed GT restored Down Under

Meredith Mini Special goes Dutch

It's good to know that the Meredith Mini Special survives. I did receive a few pictures of it recently, showing the car on its Dutch registration '03-YD-10', which it received after it was sold from the UK 10 years ago and imported to The Netherlands next. Yes, it's a bit of a Triumph-Ford-Mini-hybrid, which was made by Douglas Meredith of Welshpool (click here). 

Anybody who knows where in this country the car is now? It doesn't seem to come out very o=ften, but I'd love to see it in person one day.

The 'Mini by Meredith' mixes body elements of Ford, Triumph and Mini

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Blurred plate seems to be the British one (KEJ 411P) here, taken prior to re-registration?

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It is on Dutch plate '03-YD-10' since 2014 and does come out rarely, or so it seems

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Outside seems most unusual, but there's no doubt this is a Mini engine, an 1100

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Seats and more bits of the interior came from a Mini 1100 Special also. Where is the car?

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