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| MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Scotland Local Time: 09:26 AM
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Offline | Has anyone test driven a Cooper Works conversion? Is the John Cooper garage worth a visit? ![]() keep smilin\' |
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| Ex-Mini2 Racer & Sponsor Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Surrey Local Time: 09:26 AM
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Offline | Hi banana It's worth checking out - the conversion gives it a little more poke and makes it sound a lot better! Costs a bit though... A few of us went to the Works in April - some piccies availablehere; although there's not agreat deal to see there, we had a good time inc a talk from Mike Cooper. If it's not too far from where you are, it's quite a nice drive and there are some good roads down that way. Cheers Andy |
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| Moderator & Sponsor Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Coventry, UK Local Time: 09:26 AM
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Offline | Martyn organised a Cooper Works test drive at the MINI dealer in Northampton. Twas very nice, a bit more pokey, lovely exhaust note, but I wasn't a fan of the bodykit, far too wideboy nova for my liking! Can't wait for the S Works ![]() |
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| MINI2 Regular Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: uk Local Time: 09:26 AM
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Offline | I drove it a few months ago, lovely, makes quite a bit of difference over the standard Cooper. Give them a ring and take it for a spin. Cheers Michael JCW Works S, DS/DS, Chilli, DSC, HAB, HK, panther black/lapis blue (Cloth) S0007 |
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Offline | did realise till it was to late Infact, its the only garage i've been too where they just gave me the keys to take it out for a spin by myself ! JCW Works S, DS/DS, Chilli, DSC, HAB, HK, panther black/lapis blue (Cloth) S0007 |
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| In exile, down SOUTH! Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: London WC1 Local Time: 10:26 AM
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Offline | Test drove a Works Cooper at the meet organised by Martyn. It does give the Cooper a bit more umph around 70mph to 80mph range, and sounded a bit more throaty too. Since I do not like the S, I hope to get Works on my Cooper in 2-3 years time - assuming I can get this approved by Mr DK, or I may have to break my own piggy bank! ![]() DK ![]() |
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| Ex-Mini2 Racer & Sponsor Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Surrey Local Time: 09:26 AM
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Offline | Oh yeah, you're right, SHE is! (see http://www.mini2.com/forum/showthrea...601#post104601)banana, it's still a nice drive though (albeit a long one for you ), if you're still reading...!See you tomorrow maybe, EB? |
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