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COOPER MK VI
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The Cooper Mk VI, a Formula Three racing car, emerged in the early 1950s. Designed by Owen Maddock, it used a JAP motorcycle engine.
Its successor was the Cooper Mk VII.
A little-known fact: Some Mk VI chassis were reportedly sold to privateers without engines, leading to creative installations, including one powered by a modified Austin Seven unit.
How much is a Cooper Mk VI worth?
In average condition, a Cooper Mk VI is worth £17,919.
What is the most expensive Cooper Mk VI to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Cooper Mk VI to sell in history was sold for £18,562.
What is the cheapest Cooper Mk VI to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Cooper Mk VI to sell in history was sold for £17,392.
When was the Cooper Mk VI produced?
The Cooper Mk VI was produced in 1952.