Everyone who experienced the 1960s has fond memories of the glory years of sedan racing. The burnt-orange Mustangs, dark blue Camaros, flame-red Cougars and red-white-and-blue Javelins of the Trans-Am are brilliantly etched on our mind’s eye, but how many recall the glowing lavender Minis? These two Austin Mini Cooper S racing cars, based in Fort Worth, Texas, dominated the SCCA C Sedan class for the first three years of its existence, competed in the Trans-Am and even went endurance racing!…
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