My dad and a cousin when they were young and a little silly hired a Moke for the weekend in Surfer's Paradise in 1969, no seat belts, no roll cage, they had guardian angels.
nice to see two Mokes together i am guessing the other is Australian, i have one of the last made in 1981 came from a car hire place in Cairns, Queensland. the other mini i have is a pickup which i put a auto gearbox in hwy at 60 your are doing 5400 rpm, both are right hand drive and living in the midwest of Canada turn lots of heads.
My dad and a cousin when they were young and a little silly hired a Moke for the weekend in Surfer's Paradise in 1969, no seat belts, no roll cage, they had guardian angels.
I thought this was a King car (came as a kit in the 1950's). This is more fascinating.
King Midget from Midget Motors in Ohio, they seem to be more common here than the Moke.
There used to be a lot of Mokes for rent in Barbados. They were the preferred holiday ride.
Mini Moke the Island car. A lot of Islands in the Mediterranean and elsewhere too use them as taxi, luggage transport, rent, etc.
Wonderful car
1:13 that camera perched on the side of the Moke is giving me anxiety!!
They were used in the TV series "The Prisoner" which starred Patrick McGoohan. They were used as taxis in the village.
nice to see two Mokes together i am guessing the other is Australian, i have one of the last made in 1981 came from a car hire place in Cairns, Queensland. the other mini i have is a pickup which i put a auto gearbox in hwy at 60 your are doing 5400 rpm, both are right hand drive and living in the midwest of Canada turn lots of heads.
The are both 1967 Austin Mokes but the red one has had many modifications which makes it look newer.
Im in qld , got a 74 cali , it will have a cbr 1100 in it very soon , keep an eye on yt.
would that be the distinctive gargle ticking sound of an old british fuel pump i hear there , sounds like my old series 3 landi
How do you put it in reverse?
Always reminded me of a pallett with wheels.No doubt good fun but i wouldn't want to be in a crash whilst driving one!
Way to roll with the panel suddenly falling off, lol.
Bugo:That’s car used in Saint.Thomas V.I. In 1970 .Bugo.
Come on Oz, get your finger out and start production of the Moke again. They were the best.
The electric version goes only 25 not 45.