thinking of purchasing k series minor
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thinking of purchasing k series minor
hi does anyone know why I should not by a k series engined modified minor any problems apart from the imfamous head
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Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
no reason not to
if you speak to jono at JLH, when i spoke to him a couple of weeks back he knew of a k engined traveller for sale..
if you speak to jono at JLH, when i spoke to him a couple of weeks back he knew of a k engined traveller for sale..
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Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
The infamous head is less infamous when put into a minor, as far as I've heard (from JLH themselves if I recall).
The problems in rovers were down to cooling, not the engine itself. And in the minor, you can get plenty of cooling!
The problems in rovers were down to cooling, not the engine itself. And in the minor, you can get plenty of cooling!
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Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
thanks will phone jono jlh on Monday also will take into account cooling aspect
Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
This is the k series traveller that is currently advertised for sale: http://www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk/cla ... ris-minor/
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Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
spoke to jlh today as you said extremely helpful it is the one for sale on classic ads I may be punching above my weight above my budget that one but will keep looking and widen my engine choice
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Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
I thought I'd look that up on the DVLA website...bmcecosse wrote:With that Reg number - does it not get Free Road Tax???
It's only listed as 1275 for one thing! But does show year of manufacture as 1971 so probably is free tax.The vehicle details for NNA 137W are:
Date of Liability 01 04 2014
Date of First Registration 01 08 1980
Year of Manufacture 1971
Cylinder Capacity (cc) 1275cc
CO2 Emissions Not Available
Fuel Type PETROL
Export Marker N
Vehicle Status Licence Not Due
Vehicle Colour MAROON
Vehicle Type Approval Not Available
Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
Hmmm - but you are not allowed to put a NEWER reg number on a car ?? 




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Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
spoke to owner of k series for sale imported ex services car so when comes back into country year brought back in ok to register
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Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
Seems very expensive 

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There was a period of time where the DVLA issued any old plates to cars
There is a Veteran car (1900 I think) which was issued with a B plate (as in 80s, not 60s) when its original plate was sold!
There is a Veteran car (1900 I think) which was issued with a B plate (as in 80s, not 60s) when its original plate was sold!
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Re: thinking of purchasing k series minor
What are the insurance costs due to the mods and do they need an engineers report ?