1967 Broadspeed Mini

The 1967 Broadspeed Mini is among the rarest and most desirable performance Minis ever produced. Developed by the legendary British race engineering firm Broadspeed, these cars were built from the Mini Cooper S platform to compete at the highest level of 1960s British saloon car racing. Individually prepared and tuned, each Broadspeed Mini featured subtle specification differences, making every surviving example unique.

This particular car has undergone a comprehensive, no‑expense‑spared restoration to concours standard, preserving its originality while returning it to peak mechanical and visual condition.

At the heart of the Broadspeed Mini is a highly developed 1275cc A‑Series inline‑four engine bored to 1293cc, tuned by Broadspeed for maximum responsiveness and corner‑to‑corner performance on tight circuits.

Key Technical Specifications

• Model Year: 1967

• Base Model: Mini Cooper S

• Engine: 1275cc A‑Series Inline 4

• Induction: Twin SU carburettors (Broadspeed tuned)

• Power Output: Approx. 100 bhp 

• Transmission: 4‑speed manual (straight cut gearbox)

• Drivetrain: Front‑wheel drive

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• 0–60 mph: Approx. 10 seconds

• Top Speed: Approx. 110 mph

• Gas‑flowed cylinder head

• High‑lift performance camshaft

• Upgraded carburation

• Competition free‑flow exhaust system

• Uprated suspension and competition dampers

• Enhanced braking system

These upgrades focused on extracting maximum throttle response, agility, and cornering speed—key advantages that allowed Broadspeed Minis to challenge much larger rivals.

• Lightweight - the body is constructed of steel & fibreglass roof

• Aerodynamic design for racing

• Correct period alloy wheels

• Styling based on 1960s Aston Martin DB^Item description

This example has been fully restored with careful attention to originality and period correctness:

• Complete bare‑shell restoration

• Engine rebuilt to correct Broadspeed specification

• Correct competition trim and detailing

• Chassis, suspension, and braking systems fully refurbished

Broadspeed‑prepared Minis achieved notable success in British Saloon Car racing during the 1960s, earning a reputation as giant‑killers through exceptional handling and engineering ingenuity.

With only seven known survivors worldwide, the Broadspeed Mini stands as one of the rarest and most collectible performance Minis ever produced.

The result is a mechanically excellent and historically authentic representation of one of the Mini’s most celebrated racing evolutions.

A True 1960s Motorsport Icon

Compact. Lightweight. Purpose‑built.
A rare opportunity to own a genuine piece of British touring car history.