The Moke Part 1 - Teardown

Ten years since our last project, Tony (head mechanic) and I (engineering assistant) embarked on a new restoration. This 1977 Mini Moke was bought in QLD for $500 in a state of bits and pieces half-restored. Six years after the original purchase, Tony shipped the Moke across Australia to a small country town near Perth. With a deadline less than 3 months away, we got to work. This is the first part of the story. #TheYellowRAW

[@user-qt9hd8ke7g]

Tony, My name is David Alt from Finksburg, Maryland U.S.A.. I just bought a 1965 Austin Moke from London England. Mine is Forest Green, has new 998 cc engine with two carburetors, no doors, no windows, no heat and no radio. But mine looks like it was made yesterday. Immaculate. They are a Neat little vehicle and Fun to drive. I want to take mine to Aruba where I have a home there and have a lot of FUN..!!!! Thanks David J. Alt

[@rickturner7971]

I am about to start my strip down and re build thanks for sharing your experience 😊

[@zackworrell535]

This is so amazing to watch. I dream of doing this with my '67 LHD in the US. It belonged to my grandmother who bought it in '67 in South Florida. I'm good with tools but I'm no mechanic. Mokes are so cool.

[@tylerdeveneux6868]

Nice work so far - i want a moke

[@beedalbahgraham2981]

Noice!