On June 12, 2011,
The National Motor Museum at Beaulieu UK will celebrate National Mini Cooper Day with an array of cars illustrating the evolution of the Mini Cooper, together with some rare examples of the Coopers that followed, right through to the latest incarnation of the brand. Cars on display will include a Cooper Formula Junior single seater and an early tuned 850 Mini (credited with providing the inspiration for the Mini Cooper), through the earliest surviving 997 Cooper, and examples of all the other Cooper variants built including Mk1s, MK2s, MK3s, Rover Coopers and foreign built Coopers such as the Innocenti, Authi and Australian models. A separate celebration is also planned to mark the first ten years of the BMW MINI.
Tickets are available through the
Mini Cooper Register.
[Source: via
mab01uk @ MINI2]
