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matty
Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready
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The belt idea is a permanent solution and looks quite "period". Rob had already done this to the 1000 before I bought it off him and you see it on pretty much every racing Mini.

The factory tow hooks may have only been on the later utes. Mine is an '85 model.

The rear spring mount will work fine.

I have taken some pics for you. I will email them shortly.

Matty

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ANGE wrote:
thanks guys, great advice!

i was thinking of more permanent solutions to the bonnet restraint and tow hooks rather than belts and straps.

i didnt know there were factory tow hooks for the front of 1200's? must find some
for the rear i always use the rear spring mount? is this good enough? should they be highlighted? do i need the little 'tow' stickers?

Posted on: 2009/12/28 11:40
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     getting a 1200 ute race ready ANGE 2009/12/27 2:25
       Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready Ivan1 2009/12/27 3:45
       Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready bert 2009/12/27 5:23
         Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready mradtee23 2009/12/27 11:48
       Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready matty 2009/12/27 11:45
       Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready Anonymous 2009/12/27 11:56
       Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready ANGE 2009/12/28 5:46
         Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready matty 2009/12/28 11:40
         Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready ANGE 2009/12/29 10:26
       Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready levey 2009/12/28 6:55
       Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready Anonymous 2009/12/28 10:04
         Re: getting a 1200 ute race ready Wombat_racing 2009/12/28 11:51




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