MINI Club Romania

ph34pim scrie:

luk scrie:Foarte faine pozele, ultima imi place si mie mult, desi in topul preferintelor sunt cele cu Mariuca - se vede ca-i place in MINI

am incercat sa raman la subiect, in sensul de a aparea si MINI

insa, daca vorbim de top si consideram ca si Mariuca e "mini" si proprietar de MINI am si un top 3 cu Mariuca:

Foarte frumoase pozele ... iar M este superba

din vama, dupa stufstock:

cred ca si viteza era de 52,205 km/h

cine stie sa-mi raspunda? de la ce vine acest "şapte"?

era o gluma pe vremuri cu vacanta mare, nu stiu daca isi mai aminteste cineva:
"- de cand stati aici in vama?
- in cat suntem azi?
- in 7"
...etc

io's scrie:cine stie sa-mi raspunda? de la ce vine acest "şapte"?

de la 7 cai ...frumosi

cred ca de aici



The name Mini did not appear by itself immediately—the first models being marketed under two of BMC's brand names, Austin and Morris. The name Austin Seven (sometimes written as SE7EN in early publicity material) recalled the popular small Austin 7 of the 1920s and 1930s. The other name used until 1967 in the United Kingdom (and in Commonwealth countries such as Australia), Morris Mini-Minor, seems to have been a play on words. The Morris Minor was a well known and successful car, with the word minor being Latin for "lesser"; so an abbreviation of the Latin word for "least"—minimus—was used for the new even smaller car. It was originally going to be called the Austin Newmarket.

iar autoturismele austin seven (se7en) din anii 1920 -1930 aveau 7hp