A Swarovski-covered Crystal Mini Cooper is displayed at the 'Ripley's Believe It or Not' museum, in central London,on August 21, 2008. Famous for being weird, strange and bizarre, the new attraction opened on August 20, 2008. AFP PHOTO/Shaun Curry
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The shape of the rear part of the body was completely different to the one finally adopted, it had no air vents for the brakes and used a sequential gear shift operated from the steering wheel which was finally never used, but was the origin of what F1 cars use nowadays.
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