EARLY MINI REAR POCKET LINERS WITH INTERIOR LIGHT CUTOUT

EARLY MINI REAR POCKET LINERS WITH INTERIOR LIGHT CUTOUT

Marsoni

M251S

$44.61

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EARLY MINI REAR POCKET LINERS WITH INTERIOR LIGHT CUTOUTThe rear pocket liners after November 1959 moved into this shorter less complex design for both the Austin Seven and the Morris Mini. They featured a cut out for both the ash tray and the interior light and were usually trimmed in the main trim colour of the vehicle which was most often Fleck. As with all early Mini items there was a lot of changes in the these early production years so if you are unsure we would recommend contacting our sales team

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2nd time purchasing this item. The 1st one lasted 2 years, but my boat hasn't been used a lot either. The marine mechanic who replaced it for me said it was definitely time to replace it. He said it fits and works just fine. Has good water flow. As for quality and value, I'd say decent. The price is better than an OMC OEM pump. I plan on using my boat more this year, so we'll see how it holds up. I'll get it replaced at the end of the year. Ease of installation, NOT EASY. The lower unit has to be completely removed from the outboard. Some outboard are easier than others and as old as this one is, it's probably easier than some of the newer ones. I've watched a couple of videos on YouTube on how to do it and I might try to do it myself next time. It cost $360 to have it done and that's with me supplying the pump. He said it took him about 1½hours to do the job, but I was charged for 3 hours labor. Probably what the book shows. I'd buy it again and I'll try to do the job myself.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2026