Tim Suddard
Tim Suddard Publisher
2/22/13 9:00 a.m.
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We made a conscious decision to not take any more of the car apart until we had the engine and gearbox back together. With those tasks complete, it was time to strip the shell. In our case, this was relatively easy: The seats, most of the interior and, of course, the drivetrain had already been rem…

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Jerry From LA
Jerry From LA Dork
2/22/13 1:31 p.m.

After seeing the dreck most folks start with when restoring Minis in Practical Classics, this is one clean body shell. Gotta be a huge relief to tear it apart this far and find it relatively intact. A great start to a fun project. By the way, whatever happened to the Innocenti Mini residing at Mr Wallens' house?

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