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This immaculate MK1 Cooper S is a matching numbers car, and has undergone a body-off, bare metal nut and bolt restoration - available here on justauto.com.au asking $44,950 (AUD). The previous owner has done the right thing and applied the original Lake Green paint with Snow White roof, and retained all receipts and photos of the restoration. The work done has kept true to original specifications...

This MK2 Australian Cooper S is one of approximately 2,500 built, currently offered here on Ebay. The seller has entered an asking price of $35,000 (AUD), which is certainly not the highest we've seen in recent times. Although we haven't got any images of the data plate or body stampings, the seller notes it is a matching numbers car. Finished in Camino Gold all over, an original colour option on...

Car is restored as close as possible to original specs. Body is Snow White only, not two tone as this was original. The interior is presently black as the original interior is unknown, the car having a Clubman interior fitted on purchase from previous owner. The engine fitted at present is not the original.

Another rare Australian Cooper S, this one in a beautiful original colour combination of Burgundy Red on Toga White. Built in 1967, this is one of approximately 4,500 MK1 Cooper S cars built in Australia, and they are becoming increasingly thin on the ground in original condition. The Aussie cars benefited from a few unique features above their international counterparts, including quarter windows...

This nicely restored MK1 Morris Cooper S has been painted in its original colour combination, and has a few tasteful modifications, such as wheel arch flares and a sports steering wheel. This was advertised on carsales.com.au in 2017, asking $59,990 - a hefty price, but one not far of what some very original Australian Cooper S cars have achieved domestically and in the UK. If you have one, please...

Spotted on carsales.com.au in mid-January 2017, asking $39,000 (AUD) - this looks to be a very original, matching Numbers Australian Morris Cooper S. The seller provided very few comments about the car, but from a quick look at the compliance plate and images, it seems to have been restored very close to original specification, with Snow White paint contrasting nicely against the red interior trim...

This is my 1967 Australian MK1 Morris Cooper S. The car was purchased in South Australia in 2016 - the seller at the time had the car for around 10 years, and had done some work to start bringing it back to original spec, including having new tyres fitted to repainted wheels, and had refurbished all of the brake lines but temporarily installed front drums. The engine currently in the car is a...

This immaculate MK2 Morris Cooper S is an Australian vehicle, which has undergone a full nut & bolt restoration to original specification. It was originally advertised on Carsales with a price of $57,950 AUD! Price of the original Cooper S have skyrocketed in recent times, and this late model MK2 represents an opportunity to purchase one that needs nothing done. The price is certainly higher than...

This Cooper S came up on Ebay in December 2016. This is a MK1 Australian Cooper S, which has been fitted with a MK2 Australian Cooper S engine. Most of the identifying features appear to be correct, however, a few small items are missing (such as the vinyl that should cover the top dash rail). The interior has at some point been re-done in an aftermarket fabric, and overall the car appears in...

Originally a Burgundy Red on Toga White car, the restorer has swapped the colours around. This is a genuine MK1 Cooper S, however, it is not a matching numbers car, in the sense tha the Cooper S engine in the car, is not actually the original motor (although it is a Cooper S engine from another car). All codes are correct for a Cooper S spec vehicle, and this example is in very nice condition...

A well-restored 1966 Australian Cooper S, this car was originally Toga White over Shadow Blue according to the vehicle's ID plate, however, the car has since been painted BRG following a restoration. This car was advertised on carsales.com.au in December 2016, asking $44,000 at the time. The seller included with the offer, a full restoration album of the vehicle. All the codes check out - this car...

This Morris Cooper S 1275 was exported in late 1966 as a CKD to Australia. Built and finished in 1967. Sold to Japan some years ago. Purchased by myself in November 2106 to return to the UK for complete restoration to new specification.