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Not Sold (Est: £65,000 - £75,000)

1964 Morris Mini Cooper S Mk. I CCC75 Prototype

United Kingdom • 18 Jul 2026 • Lot 229

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AI Listing Summary

This is the original 1964 Morris Mini Cooper S Mk. I CCC75 Prototype, a unique piece of Cooper history with direct family provenance and significant engineering upgrades. It's a highly collectable example, having served as the benchmark for a limited production run and achieving accolades such as a class win at the Beaulieu National Mini Day.

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Condition 

9

The car is described as the original CCC75 Prototype and has an odometer reading of 2,942. It has won awards at events like the Beaulieu National Mini Day and served as a safety car at the Goodwood Revival. The description emphasizes its concours-level craftsmanship and subtle modern engineering upgrades, suggesting it's in near-perfect condition with minor signs of use typical of a well-preserved classic.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

KA2S4 553428

Odometer:

2,942 miles

Reg Number:

YSU 940

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Year: 1964 Make: Morris Model: Mini Cooper S Mk.

I CCC75 Prototype Registration: YSU 940 Chassis No: KA2S4 / 553428 Odometer: 2,942 The Mini Cooper S needs little introduction.

More than sixty years after its launch, it remains one of the most influential performance cars ever built, its giant-killing competition successes forever linked with the Cooper name.

Few examples, however, can claim a closer association with that legacy than YSU 940, the original CCC75 Prototype and Build Number 0 of one of the most significant Mini projects ever undertaken.

Conceived by Mike Cooper, son of Formula One pioneer and Mini legend John Cooper, the CCC75 programme was commissioned to celebrate 75 years of the Cooper Car Company.

Rather than producing a simple restored Cooper S, the aim was to create the ultimate road-going Mk.

I, retaining the character and appearance of the original whilst subtly incorporating modern engineering, craftsmanship and reliability.

Production was strictly limited...

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£22,288

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£32,211

Median Price (Since 2020)

£54,000

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