This comprehensive workshop service repair manual covers Mini Pick-up trucks manufactured from 1961 to 1983. It is designed for technicians who are familiar with general automotive practices and provides detailed instructions on repairing and overhauling these vehicles.

The manual emphasizes the unique aspects of the Mini Pick-up, equipping you with the knowledge to provide high-quality service. It includes instructions on components manufactured specifically for Mini Pick-ups from 1961 to 1983. For proprietary components, it incorporates instructions from the respective manufacturers to ensure a comprehensive understanding of their functions and overall vehicle performance.

This manual is a complete resource, offering detailed information for a wide range of repairs including:

* Tune-ups for all model years.
* Maintenance procedures for all model years.
* Removal and installation procedures for all model years.
* Assembly and disassembly instructions for all model years.
* Detailed breakdowns of the fuel system, ignition system, lubrication system, exhaust system, electrical system, and body for all model years.
* Extensive repair procedures involving engine and transmission disassembly for all model years.

This manual is a valuable tool for both professional technicians and DIY enthusiasts, providing the necessary knowledge to maintain and repair your Mini Pick-up to the highest standards. It includes much of the same information found in authorized Mini Pick-up dealer service departments, making it an indispensable resource for keeping your vehicle running smoothly.

The Mini Pick-up, a compact and quirky pick-up truck produced by the British Motor Corporation (BMC) and later by British Leyland, was a unique offering in the world of light commercial vehicles. Born from the iconic Mini's chassis and mechanical components, the Mini Pick-up aimed to capitalize on the burgeoning market for small, economical, and nimble workhorses. Introduced in 1961, the Mini Pick-up retained the Mini's signature front-wheel drive layout, transverse engine, and space-saving design. While the passenger cabin remained largely unchanged, the rear was transformed into a practical open cargo bed with a payload capacity of 500 kg (1,100 lb).

Despite its diminutive size, the Mini Pick-up was a surprisingly versatile vehicle. Its compact dimensions allowed for easy maneuverability in tight spaces, making it ideal for urban deliveries and construction work. The vehicle's robust construction and reliable engine, paired with its frugal fuel consumption, made it a popular choice for tradesmen and small businesses. While the Mini Pick-up was initially powered by the iconic 848 cc A-Series engine, later models received larger and more powerful engine options, including the 998 cc and 1275 cc units. The Mini Pick-up's production continued until 1983, spanning three generations with subtle styling updates and engine upgrades. While not a mainstream success, the Mini Pick-up holds a cherished place in automotive history as a testament to BMC's ingenuity and the enduring appeal of the Mini platform.