Not sold
Iconic Auctioneers

1979 Mini Pick-Up GTD40 (V8)

Not sold

Highest bid £0

Ended 22 Mar 2025

Data from Iconic Auctioneers, updated on 10 Oct 2026

Year
1979
Mileage
5,969 miles
Gearbox
Manual
Engine
4997
Colour
Red

Specification

Fuel
GASOLINE
Steering
RHD
Auction house guide
£30,000 – £35,000
Sale
The Classic Sale at the Practical Classics Classic Car and Restoration Show 2025

Previously listed

Other auctions of this same vehicle.

This vehicle has been to auction once before

Description

  • GT Developments were the best known and most respected builders of GT40 Replicas in the UK in the late 1990s and had the necessary facilities and talented engineers to make an excellent job of it
  • In 1994, to demonstrate their variety of skills, this remarkable 'Mini' was built for the company's owner, Ray Christopher and was extensively magazine (and latterly) internet-featured
  • The bespoke ladder frame chassis from their GT40 replica was modified to accept the bodywork from a Mini Estate (Countryman) with the rear half of the roof and floor removed and now looking similar to a Mini Pick-up
  • The Ford small-block 5-litre V8 and 5-speed gearbox sit where the flat bed would have been, sending around 300bhp to the rear wheels which nestle under enormous aluminium and fibreglass arches
  • Suspension is by adjustable rose joints with coil-overs and the brakes feature aluminium hubs and vented discs
  • Finished in Bright Red over a competition-style interior with a roll cage, black leather bucket seats with Luke harnesses, alloy dashboard and a fire extinguisher
  • Recent recommissioning included a gearbox rebuild, new pedal box, new carbs, rear callipers and more totalling c.£15,000
  • Truly a one-off. If you are the 'shy and retiring' type, this may not be for you

Comparable sales

Sold prices from every recorded auction. Prices in GBP.

Median sold price

£16,875

Sold range

£16,875 – £16,875

Sold lots

1

Price trend

Not enough sales yet

Only 1 other sale recorded so far - the price chart appears at 5.