The famous rally car driven by Paddy Hopkirk to victory in the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally became one of the most iconic small cars in motorsport history.

The car was a red-and-white Mini Cooper S entered by the British Motor Corporation and carried the now-legendary registration ‘33 EJB’.

At the time, the Mini was considered an unlikely competitor against much larger and more powerful cars, however, its light weight, front-wheel drive, and exceptional handling on snowy mountain roads allowed Hopkirk and co-driver Henry Liddon to outmanoeuvre the competition.

Their victory in January 1964 shocked the rally world and instantly transformed the Mini from a practical economy car into a global symbol of British engineering and motorsport success.

We are delighted to offer this 1960 Morris Mini Mk1 Cooper S Works recreation in Tartan Red with black interior.

Built in 1960 as a right hand drive, home market Mini-Minor 850 saloon, it was originally Clipper Blue and still bears its original reg...