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mattywood
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See this mini for sale on ebay. Widened and lengthened. Why? Its not like a mini doesn't have the space.

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll ... otohosting

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What a lot of work, I wonder what he was going to do for a windscreen?

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a 6 inch central pillar. :?

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There are at least another 3 threads about this car, was on ebay a few weeks ago.

If you buy it, you'd be buying it just for the GTi parts, the Mini is just scrap metal value.

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you'd have to make a custom bootlid,grille,bonnet,headlining,carpet,seats,dash,windscreens......the list could go on

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mattywood wrote:
a 6 inch central pillar. :?


3 inch blind spots either side might be better :?:

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You could always cut two windscreens three inches off centre and just use the two wide bits with a join up the middle. 8)
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Morris 1100 wrote:
You could always cut two windscreens three inches off centre and just use the two wide bits with a join up the middle. 8)


and call it a Morris Oxford :!: :idea: :lol:

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Morris 1100
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9YaTaH wrote:
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You could always cut two windscreens three inches off centre and just use the two wide bits with a join up the middle. 8)


and call it a Morris Oxford :!: :idea: :lol:
These days you just use a bead of clear silicone to join the two bits, you have to look harder to see the join.
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Morris 1100 wrote:
9YaTaH wrote:
Morris 1100 wrote:
You could always cut two windscreens three inches off centre and just use the two wide bits with a join up the middle. 8)


and call it a Morris Oxford :!: :idea: :lol:
These days you just use a bead of clear silicone to join the two bits, you have to look harder to see the join.


sticky tape does wonders :P
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You'd have to make a ply buck then cover it with sheet metal, lay some flat glass on it and heat till the glass relaxes over the buck.

I was told this by an ex ferarri coach builder, still cant figure how the rubber in the laminate holds up to the heat?
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