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gazza
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is this totally repulsive or is it just me?
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/MINI-MOKE-1966-A ... dZViewItem
10" wheeled mokes are ........uuurrrgghhhhhhhh.....spew , chunder.
no wonder they didnt sell in england.
thank god, the aussies filled those wheel arches.

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Hey they sold those things here before the world discovered 13s would fit... :lol:
When I was a kid (OK, `twas eons ago) we used to `water ski' (using surfboard) with a mighty 998 one... :P

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Might be .....

Personally, I like the 10" mokes.... A member on here has one that i was lusting after for a while but he said he'd never sell them ....

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I dunno, they just look "right" to me ......

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then again, you also have this .... 10" a slightly different take on the moke, but i believe it was 4WD ....

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The Austin Ant...

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another 10" moke .... 4WD again.....

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it would look ace if you put those rubber flare things on to fill the guards
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I think it looks beaut...like the colour and yes I too think the rubber guards would make it look great

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kazjim wrote:
then again, you also have this .... 10" a slightly different take on the moke, but i believe it was 4WD ....

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The Austin Ant...


The Austin Ant was like a Moke but baised on the Morris/Austin 1100. Look at the wheels, they are 12" 1100 wheels :wink:
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Mokes on 10's are the best. Especially on WIDE 10's and lowered substansially to suit.


This is cool too

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Couldn't agree more, my 10" wheeled Moke was unreal :wink: Even managed to get it log-booked as an 'Open Sports Car' with CAMS - that's why it has doors :shock:
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hay kazjim . this is the twini from gaydon no?

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These last two Pictures are new to me and I Love them...
Any Additional info you can provide I will love :!: :idea:





You have given me a total new idea now

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These last two Pictures are new to me and I Love them...
Any Additional info you can provide I will love

Moke was built up in 86 / 87. ( Was originally a 1275, rear-tanked Californian). Full Cooper 'S' running gear, 45 DCOE Weber, 649 cam, high-lift rockers etc. adjustable suspension, 10" x 6" steel wheels with slicks. Alloy cage, Light weight subframes and shell (510kg all up). Nick-named the 'Flying Tile' because it wasn't quite a 'Brick'. Vic Hillclimb Championship class champion in 1988, couple of class records as well if I recall correctly. Went like the clappers up to about 80mph, but after that the lack of aerodynamics hindered it's progress.
Car was sold in 1989.
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These last two Pictures are new to me and I Love them...
Any Additional info you can provide I will love

Moke was built up in 86 / 87. ( Was originally a 1275, rear-tanked Californian). Full Cooper 'S' running gear, 45 DCOE Weber, 649 cam, high-lift rockers etc. adjustable suspension, 10" x 6" steel wheels with slicks. Alloy cage, Light weight subframes and shell (510kg all up). Nick-named the 'Flying Tile' because it wasn't quite a 'Brick'. Vic Hillclimb Championship class champion in 1988, couple of class records as well if I recall correctly. Went like the clappers up to about 80mph, but after that the lack of aerodynamics hindered it's progress.
Car was sold in 1989.


Thats my kind of Moke :)
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Took me a month to find these pictures...... they were the ones I wanted to show in my previous post...

Moke on WIDE-ASS 10 inch wheels. Those Germans know how go give a car sex appeal.....

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And a 2 litre twin cam under the bonnet.... with about 150hp to fry those little 10's with :shock: 8)

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Location: Under the bonnet son!
That's gotta be one of those Vectra 2.0 or 2.2 litre engines.


Curly: in the first picture of the moke storming up the hill, is that sand on the track, or smoke coming from the front tyres?

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