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LandyAndy
1st August 2010, 07:37 PM
The things people do.
Saw a ripper of a Landy Clone today.
One of a kind.
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/imported/2010/08/1508.jpg
Andrew

UncleHo
1st August 2010, 08:38 PM
G'day LandyAndy :)


Cool looking Moke :) they used to make a ute version with a fibreglass ute hardtop, and a tray, neat looking vehicle, the tray overhung the rear body about 12 inches, they would be rare now.


cheers

LandyAndy
1st August 2010, 09:16 PM
The timberwork in the roof and tray was first class.Looked a million bucks,the phone pic doesnt do it justice!! Was all polished Jarrah.
Andrew

Fluids
1st August 2010, 10:14 PM
If this is a Land Rover Forum ...

... THAT is a Mini-Me-oke

:wasntme:

Kev..

V8Ian
1st August 2010, 10:16 PM
If this is a Land Rover Forum ...

... THAT is a Mini-Me-oke

:wasntme:

Kev..
Check the grill Kev, looks like a Series to me, good enough. :p:D

Mick_Marsh
1st August 2010, 10:22 PM
they used to make a ute version with a fibreglass ute hardtop, and a tray, neat looking vehicle, the tray overhung the rear body about 12 inches, they would be rare now.
Not as rare as you might think. I have a couple. There's one on carsales that isn't selling and I'm always spotting them about the place. I have a photo of one in WA which the owner hinged the back and put a hydraulic ram at the front converting it into a tipper.

Oh, and most were a soft top. The hardtop was after market.
27440

LandyAndy
1st August 2010, 10:28 PM
This one is definately Hardwood top;););)
Andrew

Fluids
1st August 2010, 10:59 PM
I used to work on a catamaran hire at one of the local beaches when I was a teenager ... they had a Moke Californian as the run around ... 1275cc ... woooo hoooo ... did it get along or what!

Really fun cars to drive .... in summer :)

Kev..

5teve
2nd August 2010, 11:34 AM
And if i'm not mistaken somewhere in the dim and distant past a 4x4 moke was done as the american army (what a surprise) were looking at an all terrain vehicle that was small and light.. so they made a 4x4 version.. it wasnt very succesfull as it got hung up on pebbles :D only in america...

If i also remember the drivetrain appeared in a 4x4 cooper... and used for rallying.. no centre diff used to wind it up quite nicely and provide a boot out of the corners...

Steve

RobHay
2nd August 2010, 11:36 AM
If this is a Land Rover Forum ...

... THAT is a Mini-Me-oke

:wasntme:

Kev..
NO ! No its not...its a new born Land Rover, just starting to walk

woody
2nd August 2010, 06:16 PM
And if i'm not mistaken somewhere in the dim and distant past a 4x4 moke was done as the american army (what a surprise) were looking at an all terrain vehicle that was small and light.. so they made a 4x4 version.. it wasnt very succesfull as it got hung up on pebbles :D only in america...

If i also remember the drivetrain appeared in a 4x4 cooper... and used for rallying.. no centre diff used to wind it up quite nicely and provide a boot out of the corners...

Steve

4x4 wasn't needed as a young pup we used to run around Magnetic Island in them. If you got stuck you and ya mates would just pick them up move them to better ground