Three-example Mini-based reverse-tricycle badge comprising two roadgoing two-seaters and a single-seat record machine

Trimin
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2models on record
1971–1972recorded span
Model activity by decade
1970s1970s
About the marque
Founded
1971 – 1972
Country
United Kingdom

Kim Argyle, previously involved with the first Mosquito, founded his own small operation in 1971 but marketed its cars as Trimin rather than Argyle. Each used Mini front structure, engine and front-wheel drive beneath an open doorless body, with a single rear wheel. Two two-seat cars received registrations GOM 666 D and AJB 783 B; a third single-seater was intended for record attempts and never registered for the road. Production ended in 1972 after exactly three vehicles, all reported to survive.

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