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Perhaps the least-known Mini, with the most typical British history: faced with the success of home-made Mini Cabriolet models such as the Arc de Triomphe, the then Rover-flagged firm decided to take over the project from the German tuner Lamm and turn it into a production model; the manoeuvre was risky and costly, with the price of a new example almost double that of a basic Cooper! A first-hand example still accompanied by its order form, purchase invoice, spare key and service book: less than 66,500 km on the odometer Good quality old paintwork, apparently original interior with a nice patina, original soft top with a faded tone but in good general condition Due to family problems, the car has seen very little use in recent years: a general service is therefore recommended, despite the fact that it runs smoothly Isn’t this the best toy to enjoy this summer?