MINI MK. I SALOONS 1961-67

Early Minis went through several different seat design stages in the first few years of production as BMC advanced the old stitched type seat covers to the new simulated stitch created by the use of High Frequency welding techniques.  

As can be seen opposite, there are two designs of stitched type seat covers.  The one on the far left has the stitch lines running right along the base cover, whereas the center seat has a flat vinyl front panel.  The squab covers however are identical.  The seat on the far right shows the welded type of cover which came into production in the mid 1960's.

Front seat covers can be ordered ass separate items, but the rear seat kits are only available in seats as they are matched up during production.  As can be seen, we supply all the necessary items, such as foams, diaphragms and clips, etc., to build up a complete new set of seats.  Please study the diagrams and charts carefully to determine your requirements.

As with all models you can order a complete trim panel kit or individual trim panels items.  There are three types of sunvisor pad available for this period, early cars having a central bracket configuration while later cars had a padded visor with a  fixed bracket at either end.  For a short period during 1964-65 another type of visor was used with chromed swivel anchorage at one end and a plastic stalk at the other.  All these visors were made form Cream Crackle material.

We are also offering a boot lid board with a set of screws and cup washers as well as a boot mat which was actually screwed to the boot lid and was also big enough to cover the spare wheel and battery.  Both these items were fitted as original equipment on certain cars through this period of production.  Our quilted bonnet insulation pad not only looks pretty, but is effective too!