
In this engaging post, cazalea shares a multi-part automotive adventure, showcasing two distinct vehicles: a powerful Mustang and a rare Mini Cooper John Cooper Works Special 40th Anniversary. His detailed photography and video capture the essence of these machines, offering readers an intimate look at their unique characteristics and the joys of classic car ownership. This article delves into the nuances of driving and maintaining these collector's items, providing valuable insights for fellow enthusiasts.




















What do you think of it Mike ?
It feels about 20-30 years old though -- even though it's a 2008, it has no obvious modern touches. I think you could easily throw out the back seat and go racing. But I couldn't go on a long trip comfortably (or confidently) in this Mustang monster. I learned of a friend of a friend who has one as part of a set -- the other was a ‘68 Boss 302 Mustang, blue with black stripes and shaker hood. So perhaps its the “modern” equivalent of that car? When I think back to my drive I just remember the en
Me and my wife did it a few times, South of France, UK ... no problems whatsoever. Our 2005 Mini Cooper in the Cévennes France.
Nothing beats a good old V8 for raw sound. That Mini is amazing, also a true collectors item by now, especially in this condition. Looks like you guys are having loads of fun.
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