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Mini Domino build instructions

Hi folks, .... this is a plea for assistance. I am hoping that there is some kind soul out there who may have the info I am looking for.

I am trying to track down an old copy of the build instructions (in fact any documents drawings etc) for any of the Domino Cars - 'classic Mini' based models. They produced 4 types.. the Pimlico - Premeire - Saloon (i.e think it was called the HFE) - and the Pup (a pickup).

Does anyone have a copy, or know of anyone who built one of these over the past 15-20 years and might have their old Build Instructions lying around?

I will gladly pay for the photocopying and postage charges, or contribute some beer tokens if someone could scan and email me copies....

Thanks folks... I've got my fingers-crossed ...

Ian - klokwurx and either com, - or as usual co here in the uk

Reply to
ticktock
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Try asking here

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You'll probably have to register though.

Reply to
mike

Here's a current supplier.

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worth a call to them.

Reply to
mike

... thanks for that advice.... have just hot-footed it over, registered, and asked the question...

Thanks again... I hadn't heard of the mini-forum before.

Ian

Reply to
ticktock

TMF is just one of a number of useful forums for Mini owners (and hence anything based on a Mini!) You may also find Minifinity useful, though they've had a little website problem lately.

Reply to
Chris Bolus

In message , ticktock writes

I built an early Pimlico (body number 007!) and now own a Premier I bought second hand. There were no instructions for the Pimlico, and as far as I know, the builder of the Premier didn't get any.

As the body is so very close to a standard Mini, using the same (single hole) front subframe and normal rear subframe, then anyone used to Minis isn't likely to need any instructions.

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Chris Morriss

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