1964 Mini Cooper S 1071 MK1 The elegant lines of Sergio

The elegant lines of Sergio Sartorelli and Tom Tjaarda at Carrozzeria Ghia

With its clean minimalist lines

alloy spare wheel

continuously zinc welded seams

Having covered a mere 8459 miles

1964 Mini Cooper S 1071 MK1 The elegant lines of SergioBy 1963 the BMC Competition department knew what they wanted to do with the Mini. Their efforts culminated in the 1963 Austin Cooper S and Morris Cooper S. Besides a host of upgrades, the primary difference was a specially cast engine block and cylinder head that was more suitable for racing. The first Cooper S models used a 1071cc engine with a special nitrided steel crankshaft. Factory upgrades included larger front disc brakes, a vacuum assisted