British Leyland's corporate strategy for the 1970s saw Austin and Morris dropped as marque names for the Mini and a new top of the range variant - the Mini Clubman - was introduced The Clubman featured a revised bodyshell incorporating internal door hinges, an extended nose, wind-up windows and the instruments moved from the dashboard centre to a position ahead of the driver The gleaming little Russet Brown Mini Clubman on offer here is not a professional restoration but an original car that has covered just 6,536 miles from new First registered on 02/01/1979.

Ten years current ownership and three former registered keepers Even rarer - it's an automatic.

Optioned from new with 1275 GT wheels and original Denovo run-flat tires (£36.77) Original Wills & Ellis Ltd dealership stickers, number plates etc., original badges and labels throughout Recent oil and filter change and new battery fitted.

Wiper blades changed in the past (originals with the car) Supplied with original paperwork, ...