Used Morris Mini for Sale near Lawrenceville, GA

1961 Morris 850. 73rd Mini built in Australia. Almost original condition. Only issue is the surface rust on the doors. Fun to drive. Costs next to nothing to run, as with all old cars, they do cost a lot when they brake down. I love the simplicity of the car, from the start button and high beam dipper switch on the floor, to the pumping windscreen washers, and the sliding windows, this is driving at it's rawest. Add to this the mighty 850 east west engine, with a massive 34BHP (thats 24 KW for the metricly educated!) All round drum brakes, and 10" wheels and you can start to see how small this car is. Although I must say that I have done over the 74MPH that it said was the top speed in the book, even if it is on a slight decline. All in all I love driving along on a sunny day, just crusin and getting the looks from on lookers who either have had a mini or wanted one. They all ask if it is a Cooper S but while i would love one, it is a tad out of my price range, besides, this is about as old as you can get in Australia, certainly in this condition. I reckon that this is a great ride, highly recomended.

1380 full race engine..straight cut gears..extremely agile and responsive for a 69..every part is upgraded..looks and drives like a rally car..expensive to run,about 15 mpg average..0 to 60 7.5..top speed 125ish..great fun to drive ..it upsets a lot of bmw mini owners

Who doesn't love a Mini, who doesn't have a Mini story? This is simply a brilliant car, so it may not be the best performer but that's easily improved. The handling is what sets the Mini apart. It's just fun. It was my first car, and I will own it again one day.

Used to be such a great first car, point it where you like... brilliant good fun, and easy to drive

A timeless classic with a great racing history. Classic lines and engineering firsts. Monte Carlo Winner 3 years in a row. Disqualified on the 4th year because of a supposedly fog light mounting height infraction....BS. The only car that I know to this day that uses the same oil for the engine and the drivetrain....awesome