Add the iconic 1969 Mini to Project Zomboid! This tiny British car features right-hand drive, four seats, agile handling and several optional pop culture variants inspired by Mr. Bean, The Italian Job and Test Drive. Customize your Mini with reinforced bumpers, wooden-free armor plates, roof racks and other accessories. Includes detailed animations, removable 3D parts and compatibility with Build 41 and Build 42.
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1969 Mini
Small, lightweight, agile and surprisingly practical. The 1969 Mini proves that surviving the zombie apocalypse doesn't always require a massive truck or a heavily armored military vehicle.
This legendary British compact car arrives in Project Zomboid with its unmistakable appearance, right-hand-drive configuration and enough personality to stand out among the abandoned vehicles of Knox County.
Despite its tiny dimensions, the Mini accommodates four people, making it one of the smallest four-seater vehicles you'll encounter in Kentucky.
Its light construction, responsive handling and relatively quiet character make it an entertaining alternative to larger cars. Just don't expect a compact city vehicle to behave like a heavy-duty truck when surrounded by zombies.
Classic Mini and Pop Culture Variants
The collection includes the standard Mini alongside several optional versions inspired by recognizable cars from movies, television and video games.
Available configurations include:
- Classic Mini - The original compact British car, combining small dimensions with nimble handling.
- Union Jack Mini - A distinctive version featuring British-inspired exterior styling.
- Mr. Bean's Mini - A recognizable variation inspired by the famous television comedy.
- The Italian Job Minis - Special versions celebrating the iconic getaway cars from the classic heist film.
- Test Drive Pitbull Special - A unique configuration inspired by the racing game series.
The themed variants are provided through optional mod components, allowing players to choose which additions they want to enable.
Each configuration has its own characteristics, advantages and disadvantages.
Small Car, Serious Customization
Although the Mini looks almost comically small compared with larger American vehicles, it offers an extensive selection of protective equipment.
Available upgrades include:
- Three front bumper options with two levels of protection
- Two rear bumper options with two levels of protection
- Armor plates for windows and doors
- Additional protection for the engine and headlights
- Roof racks and exterior accessories
- Multiple texture variations
Additional components can be discovered while exploring the game world, allowing you to gradually customize your vehicle.
You can preserve its charming classic appearance or transform it into an unusually compact survival machine.
Animations and Interactive Components
The Mini includes detailed animations and vehicle interactions consistent with the creator's modern vehicle collection.
Features include:
- Fully animated hood, trunk, doors and windows
- Visible interior and driver
- Improved entering, exiting and aiming animations
- Removable 3D components that can be placed in the world
- Right-hand-drive layout
- Four passenger seats
- Ability to tow and be towed
The unusual driving position adds another distinctive detail to this British classic.
Compatibility
- Build 41.78+ - Single Player and Multiplayer supported
- Build 42.20+ - Single Player and Multiplayer supported
- Can be added to an existing save through the load menu
- Optional themed variants can be enabled separately
- Vehicle recoloring is not supported
The 1969 Mini is perfect for players who appreciate unusual vehicles, classic British cars and memorable pop culture references.
Whether you're driving a traditional Mini through abandoned neighborhoods, recreating a famous movie getaway or preparing a tiny armored car for survival, this collection offers plenty of character in a remarkably small package.
And remember: when the roads are full of zombies, being small can be an advantage - provided you don't forget just how fragile a little car can be.

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