The Australian-built Mini Moke has a unique and colourful history that distinguishes it from its British origins.

Originally designed in the UK in the late 1950s as a lightweight, military-grade utility vehicle based on the Mini platform, the Moke proved unsuitable for rough terrain and was instead marketed as a civilian leisure vehicle.

Production moved to Australia in 1966, where the Moke found a new identity, particularly suited to the country’s warm climate and rugged landscapes.

Australian Mokes were built more robustly than their British counterparts, featuring larger wheels, stronger suspension, and eventually, a galvanised body to combat rust.

Produced until 1981 in Australia, the Moke became a cultural icon, beloved for its quirky charm and beach-going practicality.

Its legacy lives on through a dedicated fan base and sporadic revival attempts, solidifying its place in Australian motoring history.

We are delighted to offer this 1977 Leyland Mini Moke in white with black ...