The famous "floats on fluid" stickers have been unavailable for many years and as the originals were simply water-slide transfers applied to the inside of the glass, they were not long lasting and quickly faded and disintergrated from exposure to the sun.   

However, using the remnants of some original stickers, it has been possible to produce a limited run of accurate reproduction stickers. These have been screen printed on to durable vinyl and, like the originals, are applied to the inside of the glass for a truly authentic appearance.

Also available are the circular Australian Made stickers with the boomerang and southern cross. These reproduction stickers are slightly larger (90mm diameter) than those fitted by BMC but are accurate in every other respect and, like the teardrop stickers, they are durable vinyl  and applied to the inside of the glass.  These were also found on the Mini 850, deluxe, Mini-K, Austin 1800 and Morris 1500/Nomad.  

The stickers are available for $10 each plus postage.
Payment can be made by AustPost Money order or with PayPal
Please email for more information or to place an order. 

Applying the stickers. 

Typically the floats-on-fluid stickers were  stuck to the lower right hand corner of the rear window and the Australian Made stickers the lower left, although there were some exceptions to this convention.  

1. Thoroughly clean the area of glass where the sticker will go and leave it wet.
2. Make sure your finger tips are clean as it is very easy to leave a dirty finger print on the sticky side which, with this type of sticker, is the front and not hidden from view.  
3. Carefully peel the sticker from the backing paper and postion it on the glass.
4. Check from outside to see if the position is satisfactory and if not gently slide it as needed. If it won't slide, carefully peel it off and reposition it - the adhesive does not dry immediately.
5. When it is positioned correctly, smooth out any bubbles by working from the centre to the edges.