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Austin and Morris 5cwt (Mini) Van and Pickup

In 1960 a Van and Pickup version of the Mini was produced based on the longer Traveller chassis. This continued with Austin or Morris badges until 1978 when it was rebadged the Mini 95. Half a million were built until production ceased in 1982.

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Austin Mini ¼ton Van. On Introduction in 1961 Mini Vans had an 848cc engine, but the 998cc engione was an option from 1967.	Morris Mini Pickup	Austin Mini Van 1970		Austin Mini ¼ton Van. Van versions of the Austin and Morris Mini were sold from 1961 to 1982, but it kept doors with external hinges and sliding windows until the end.	Austin Mini ¼ton Van. Both the Royal Automobile Club (RAC) and the Automobile Association (AA) used Mini Vans in the 1960s, often as a replacement for their Motorcycle Sidecar outfits.
Morris Mini Pickup, produced from 1961 until 1975 as Austin or Morris and as the Mini 95 from 1975 to 1982. Go to http://www.redsimon.info/simoncars/mini/mini.html	Mini 95 Pickup shop. This Whitby Morrison Ice Cream van was fitted onto a Mini 95 Pickup.	Mini 95 Van in Automobile Association livery.	Morris Mini Pickup	Morris Mini Van 1960. Mini Van versions of both the Austin and Morris Mini were available from 1960 until 1969
Morris Mini Van 1960. Mini Vans (and the Pickup) had 4inch longer wheelbase and were nearly ten inches longer overall	Austin Mini ¼ton Van. Van versions of the Austin and Morris Mini had a 4inch longer wheelbase and were ten inches longer overall than the Mini cars. 521,000 Vans were sold.	Mini

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