£14,950 (Est: £10,000 - £12,000)
1977 Leyland Mini Moke Australian-built Moke benefiting from recent restoration
Manor Park • UK • 19 Jul 2025
Market Position:
Mid-Market
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£14,950 (Est: £10,000 - £12,000)
1977 Leyland Mini Moke Australian-built Moke benefiting from recent restoration
UK • 19 Jul 2025
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1977 Leyland Mini Moke, originally Australian-built and imported to the UK in 2021, has undergone a full restoration in 2019 and an engine upgrade to 1275cc. It features a new roof, Fusion marine audio, stainless steel exhaust, and a smart interior, making it a well-presented and sensibly upgraded classic.
Condition
8
The car benefitted from a full restoration in 2019. The listing mentions the white paint is nicely contrasted by the black "roo bars". The interior is very smart with freshly upholstered seats. There's a new roof and a stainless steel exhaust. It also mentions new tires. The listing states that it is a "lovely example that has been both nicely restored and sensibly upgraded."
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2,730 miles
018F0B1M0919285
RHD
United Kingdom
Manual
NFC711S
1977
Auction
£14,950 (Est: £10,000 - £12,000)
1977 Leyland Mini Moke Australian-built Moke benefiting from recent restoration
Manor Park • UK • 19 Jul 2025
Market Position:
Mid-Market
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Description
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 ...
Price Analysis vs Other Mini Mokes
£7,200
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£17,070
Median Price (Since 2020)
£25,062
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