over £40,000!
http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1075689_oldest-surviving-unrestored-austin-mini-up-for-auction (http://www.motorauthority.com/news/1075689_oldest-surviving-unrestored-austin-mini-up-for-auction)
I'm not sure that car 'survived'.
I guess it is like looking a some old castle ruins and imagining what used to be.
However, this 'oldest Mini', reg '434 NWL' has some provenance:
"survived" is why I added the question mark......when it's rusted to pieces, doesn't run, there no paint or interior left, is it really a survivor?
But $50K in today's money is a lot to spend for a hulk that will only be used as a display in a museum or something....but I guess people have spent more for less.
I don't get the survivor collector market. If it's running and driving then fine that's pretty special. But once it's to this point I don't get it. And like it stated, the drivers door isn't original anymore.