Hillman Cars
1950-1970
Hillman Super Minx
Hillman cars have become an iconic part of classic car history, with models from the 1950s to the 1970s still recognizable on the road today. Hillman cars were produced by the British Rootes Group and were known for their reliable and affordable design. Many of their models, such as the Hillman Husky and Hillman Imp, remain some of the most iconic vehicles of their era. Hillman cars from this time period are highly sought after by classic car collectors, as they offer a unique combination of classic design and modern performance. With their stylish designs and reliable engines, Hillman cars from the 1950s to the 1970s are a must-have for any classic car enthusiast.
Hillman Super Minx
May 2023 How Many Remain
SUPER MINX Licensed 266
SUPER MINX SORN 119
Hillman Super Minx
The familiar 4 Cylinder 1725 cc Rootes engine was installed with a power output of just under 70 bhp.
Hillman Super Minx
May 2023 Asking Prices
1962 Super Minx Convertible Manual OD undisclosed miles £9,750 (UK/T)
1963 Super Minx Convertible Manual 55,000 miles £26,500 (UK/T)
1964 Sper Minx Manual OD undisclosed miles £3,750 (UK/P)
1966 Super Minx Mk II Manual 60,000 miles £2,000 (UK/P) Needs Work.
1966 Super Minx Automatic 66,615 miles £9,950 (UK/T)
Hillman Super Minx
As a medium saloon in its day, the dimensions of the Super Minx offered competitive internal space for both occupants and luggage.
LENGTH: 13' 10"
WIDTH: 5' 4"
HEIGHT: 4' 10"
WEIGHT: 2368 lbs
Hillman Super Minx
Images provided by
photographer Paul Hildreth
Still Motoring Magazine
A local classics magazine for local enthusiasts
Discovering forgotten makes and models is the lifeblood of our magazine as are the people who cherish them. This month we take a look at three of the most popular British classic sports cars - the Jaguar E-Type, MG MGB Roadster, and Triumph TR6. We also use the MG MGB Roadster to assess how inflation has impacted classic values. Now the classics show season is underway we include a large section of the magazine to one of the first we've attended, the Ballynahinch Vintage Classic & Retro Static Show 2023. Offering fresh insights into those who organized the event as well as vehicles included for the display. Lots to see and discover. We also note the concern of many enthusiasts over the right fuel for their vehicles and adopted the government's guide regards E10 and E5 petrol. Knowing what you're putting into your tank could save you a small fortune. New to the magazine is a short quiz to test your car knowledge, plus all the usual data tables, used car free ads, and more.
