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A nice little Austin Seven Chummy advertised on Trademe.co.nz. Quite a few Austin Sevens are still getting around in New Zealand, with many of them now being exported by enthusiasts in the UK and Australia. We hope this one finds a good home, advertised for quite a while now at $12,000 NZD - it's not such a bad price these days. Check out the other Austin Sevens on Classic Register's Austin Seven...

A nice Jade green example - this one provided to us by an enthusiast who had collected a number of details for the Sunshine's. Looks to be in great condition, all to original spec. The Jade Green looks great on these cars - nice to break away from all the Yellow sunshines :) Check out the other Leyland Mini Sunshines on the Leyland Mini Sunshine Register. If you'd like to add your car, please...

Advertised around 2017 for $4,500. The seller noted the following: Minor rust along rear window sills, either side of boot, bottom left of side panel behind door and along both edges of bonnet. Floor pan, all guttering and body seams are rust free. See pictures. Was last issued an RWC 5 years ago. Not sure what else would need for RWC but is regularly serviced and drives very well. Next service...

Haven't seen one of these beauties come up in a while. This example was advertised on carsales.com.au, asking $27,000 in March 2018. The car looks to be relatively original, however, an aftermarket steering wheel, driver's seat and a few other items have been changed out. A reaosnable 209,100km on the clock isn't too bad for the car's age. For more information on the RS-X Turbo C, See our DR30...

Details of this car were posted on Facebook in August 2016. A real barn-find with original wheels, pin-stripe and decals. Check out the other Leyland Mini Sunshines on the Leyland Mini Sunshine Register . If you'd like to add your car, please either sign-up and add it, or email your car's details (chassis number, engine number, location and images) to classicregister@gmail.com .

Spotted on Facebook in 2015 asking $8,500! At the time the seller noted that the car did have some rust in the engine bay and the boot. Check out the other Leyland Mini Sunshines on the Leyland Mini Sunshine Register . If you'd like to add your car, please either sign-up and add it, or email your car's details (chassis number, engine number, location and images) to classicregister@gmail.com .

This 76 model Corona MKII Hardtop was advertised on Gumtree Australia in February 2017, asking a very reasonable $12,500 - seeming in fairly good condition, although the images are tiny.. The seller described the car as being in fantastic original condition, with very straight and solid body and only cosmetic touch ups here and there on the paintwork. The car had all paperwork and service history...

A sad case, this Mini Sunshine shell completely stipped, but saveable. Details of this car were provided to us by a fellow enthusiast. Check out the other Leyland Mini Sunshines on the Leyland Mini Sunshine Register. If you'd like to add your car, please either sign-up and add it, or email your car's details (chassis number, engine number, location and images) to classicregister@gmail.com.

1978 Morris GT 1275 advertised on Trademe NZ. Owner noted that the motor and gearbox has all been stripped and rebuilt. Well known in the Canterbury Mini Club as "Old Steptoe". Reasonable mileage. See the others on the Mini 1275 GT Register, and check out our Mini 1275 GT information guide.

Advertised on trademe.co.nz in February 2018 - another 1275 GT on our Mini 1275 GT register. This one looks to be in Russett Brown paint. The car is said to have its original 1275 GT motor. Motor and gearbox professionally overhauled and body painted in 2008. Many items overhauled or replaced during the rebuild. The car has only been used locally and was stored for several years. Reluctant sale of...

The Leyland Mini S Sunshine was released in October 1977, fitted standard with the Autosun Sunroof manufactured and distributed by Auto Sun and Air Pty Ltd. Those sunroof were a very popular aftermarket accessory in Australia, and fitted to many cars in the late 1970s. The sunroof created a seal by using the vacuum created by the cars inlet manifold. A button on the dashboard allowed the user to...

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