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Project 64 (Mini Cooper)
Project '64 is the name of the attempt to break the car land speed record for vehicles with an engine capacity of between 751cc and 1000cc (I/BGCC class) in a 1964 Mk1 Mini Cooper 970 S. The Project '64 team was successful in 2012, setting a record of at the SCTA Speed Week at Bonneville Salt Flats. The Project '64 team are planning to attempt to raise the record in 2014.
== Project 64 team ==
The core Project '64 team members for the 2012 record attempt were Garry Orton, Guy Griffith, Garry Grant, Bryan Hartley, Nelson Hartley, Larry Mulholland, Chris Jones and Mike Wilson. The Project '64 team was founded in Nelson, New Zealand, and team members are based in Nelson, Christchurch and Palmerston North. The project is privately funded through fundraising and sponsorship.
Bert Munro’s grandson, Rob Henderson, unveiled the Project '64 Mini at a fundraising event on September 10, 2011.〔(Project 64 stripped down )〕 Bert Munro, also from New Zealand, broke the land speed record with a 47-year-old Scout Indian motorcycle in 1967. His story was the basis of the motion picture ''The World's Fastest Indian''.
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