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LS1380
PostPosted: Fri Dec 07, 2007 8:30 am 
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I could not resist buying this yesterday...Right place right time!
A 1981 galvanised Moke.
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Blokeinamoke
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Thats in great shape - how are the floors
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Ain't it funny how the er... `gal' ones still rust... eventually. :lol:

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cool, it looks just like the gal one I had for a few weeks.... (cha ching!)

1275 or 998?

mine had a bit of rust in the battery box, but nowhere else

Blokeinamoke wrote:
Thats in great shape - how are the floors


galvanised ;)

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Sweet, nice find 8)

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The floors are all but perfect , a couple of holes where the drain holes had been blocked by mulch at some stage but that's it , it's a great looking , mostly original moke and well worth sleeping on the lounge for :P

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Have you got a pic of the hard top that came with it??
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bottle of wine and flowers that'll do trick. nice truck

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Rather novel seat belt arrangement!
What's the gadget bolted on the back?

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AEG163job wrote:
Rather novel seat belt arrangement!
What's the gadget bolted on the back?


its solves the problem of the inertia reel locking as you pull the belt.

The thing on the back is the spare wheel mounting
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AEG163job wrote:
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What's the gadget bolted on the back?


Spare wheel mount or anti-aircraft gun emplacement.

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LS1380
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andywado wrote:
bottle of wine and flowers that'll do trick. nice truck

I tried this approach today-bling seat covers with a message :lol:
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And I bet that just told your wife you are going cruising hoping to pick up chicks


Bad move !!!!


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Nice looking moke, tell your wife she should be proud to have it around :D

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Nice find.

The bent rear mud guard is exactly why I don't have thos oversized and heavy "MOKE" mudflaps on Mokesta. Originality can go to hell.

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