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£18,562

1952 Cooper MK 6 Single Seater

United Kingdom • 26 Feb 2005

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Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1952 Cooper MK 6 Single Seater, chassis number MK6/1/52, is believed to be the first Mk6 built and a works car raced by Eric Brandon. It has a comprehensive history including races organized by the 500cc Owners Association and a rebuild to FIA event standards in 1985.

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Condition 

9

The vendor rates the chassis, aluminium bodywork, green paint, methanol-fuelled 498cc single-cylinder motor, and Norton kidney four-speed manual box condition as A1.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

MK6/1/52

Odometer:

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Points of note

£17,392

Lowest Price (All Time)

£17,919

Median Price (All Time)

£18,562

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