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Complete
Classic Mini 1959-2000
A comprehensive
guide to the 5,387,862 Minis built between 1959 and 2000. Production of
the Mini has ended, but the enthusiasm for this motoring icon turned affordable
classic continues
to flourish and the market for well-preserved examples is stronger than
ever. This
book tells you all you how to identify one type from another, their equipment,
performance,
technical specification, options, production dates and much more.
The
Mini: 40 years of fun
New
Mini
Like the car itself,
New Mini has proved a hot property, selling more than 7,000 copies - and
Practical Classics termed the book 'excellent'. So much has happened since
the birth of the MINI that a new edition has become necessary, with coverage
of the very latest diesel and cabriolet models. This expanded book, packed
with even more information and photographs, is expected to become a fashion
accessory.
Mini
Restoration Manual (Haynes Resto Series)
How
to renovate bodywork and interiors; how to give new life to mechanical
and electrical components; how to modify your car for improved performance
and appearance. Covers all models of the Mini.
Mini
Performance Manual (Haynes Performance Manual Series)
The
'classic' Mini is a sixties icon that remained in production for 40 years.
Unveiled to the press in August 1959, the Mini ignored many long-established
design principles and bristled with innovative features. The car instantly
won favour with tuners and modifiers, and today the Mini remains one of
the most popular project cars with performance tuners.
Tuning
the A-Series Engine
A
third edition of the title, originally published in 1985, which provides
all the information required to successfully tune the Series A engine.
Building,
Preparing and Racing Your Mini
Mini
racing is the affordable route to competitive motorsport -either as a
first step in a motor racing career or just for the fun and friendship
of clubman's racing. National Championship winner Bill Sollis tells how
he started back in 1984 and gives a complete guide to all aspects of going
racing in a Mini, describing what to expect and how to buy, build and
race-tune a Mini for success on the track.
How
to Modify Your Mini
Although
it's now over thirty years old this is probably still the definitve title
for the Mini. The majority of competing titles concentrate solely on the
engine and it's ancillaries, this book covers almost every part of the
car. Engine, suspension, brakes, wheels, tyres, bodywork, etc.