Which Bond?

“First: which model of Minicar are the parts for? (The different models often need different parts.)

If you’re unsure, check the pictures below.”

1949 - 1951 Original Mark A Minicar.

Distinguished by very tall, slim rear wings and no rear suspension

1951 - 1952 Mark B Minicar.

Distinguished by smaller, wider rear wings and has rear suspension

1951 - 1952 Mark B Minitruck, Minivan and Family Safety Saloon.

Commercial and Family versions of the Minicar. Very rare!

1952 - 1956 Mark C Minicar.

One of the most produced Minicars in both 2-seater Tourer and 4-seater Family styles. Usually has an oval grille and 6 volt electrics. However, later (1955 onwards) cars had the more angular style grille as fitted to all Mark D models - shown below.

1956 - 1959 Mark D Minicar.

Identical body styles to its predecessor but now has 12 volt electrics allowing the Siba Dynastart electric starter to be fitted to the Villiers 9E engine

1958 - 1963 Mark E and Mark F Minicar.

Identical body styles except the Mark E was only ever fitted with the 197cc Villiers engine, the Mark F's having the 250 cc Villiers engine. Produced in Tourer, Coupe, Family and Ranger body styles

1961 - 1966 Mark G Minicar.

The last of the Minicars. Larger 10" wheels, doors with wind-up windows and produced with Saloon, Estate, Ranger and Tourer bodies