Mini Cooper S, Wiscombe Hill Climb Finish:10-pack Windmill with a circular wooden

Windmill with a circular wooden balcony and cap which could rotate into the wind

Schell and Hawthorn both took part in the London Trophy at Crystal Palace

pikes and axes

is holding a pair of breeches under her arm

Mini Cooper S, Wiscombe Hill Climb Finish:10-pack Windmill with a circular woodenMini Cooper S, Wiscombe Hill Climb, Honiton, Devon, 1975. Spectators watch as the car, driven by Vic Board, prepares to take a sharp bend. The Mini Cooper caught the motoring world's imagination during the 1960s, notching up many Rally successes. The Cooper S originally appeared in 1963 powered by a 1071cc engine, with a more powerful 1275cc engine being introduced in 1964.