1966 Morris Mini Moke.

Part of the Anthony Hamilton Collection.

Few British vehicles have achieved the enduring cult status of the Mini Moke.

Instantly recognisable and effortlessly charismatic, it represents one of Sir Alec Issigonis most unconventional creations.

Conceived alongside the revolutionary Mini, the Moke shares its ingenious mechanical layout and compact engineering, yet developed a personality entirely of its own.

Today it stands as one of the most desirable and collectable icons of 1960s British motoring, appreciated as much for its fascinating history as its unmistakable style.

Originally envisioned as a lightweight military utility vehicle, the Moke s remarkable story took several unexpected turns before it found its true calling.

Rejected by the British Army due to its limited ground clearance, it was subsequently marketed for agricultural and commercial use before ultimately becoming the recreational vehicle it seemed destined to be.

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