1968 Austin Mini Cooper Hatchback
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Specifications 1968 Austin Mini Cooper Hatchback blueprint
The 1968 Austin Mini Cooper Hatchback was a fixture of the British counterculture in the late 1960s and early 1970s. A classic example of British ingenuity and innovation, this iconic mini was designed to maximize performance and fuel economy while minimizing weight and space. The skin of the car was painted with a bright and bold checkerboard pattern, giving it a unique look that set it apart from the dull, utilitarian cars of the time. The car had a tall roofline, rounded headlamps, and a single-piece windshield. Under the hood, the Mini was powered by a transverse-mounted 1,071cc aluminum-block engine, developing 50hp at 5,500rpm. It had a four-speed manual transmission and a top speed of nearly 90mph. On the inside, the Mini was equipped with a rudimentary but efficient interior with enough space for two passengers. The folding rear seat made it particularly useful for errands and shopping. The 1968 Austin Mini Cooper Hatchback was a true classic and an enduring symbol of British popular culture.
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