What rental number was this Moke?  Nice job on bring it back to life.

Thanks, MEB... all's right with the world now!

Dan, photos should be corrected now.

My former Catalina Island moke is in the capable hands of George GTA mini in LA

I am presently working on my 1967 Morris UK Moke in an effort to show it at MMEast in July

Certainly not in the same class as Mebs' Moke/ 68 Moke s' Moke or even Peter B's Moke in progress

And Mark Caldwells' daily driver Moke is a # 1 car- And last but not least the late Zip Robin Jones UK Moke now operated by son Matt under Mom Janets' watchful eye

I just wonder if Janet ever found the Moke restoration bills and invoices that Robin hid from her (Been there Done that)-

Just a fun Moke with matching numbers and a Heritage Certificate to prove it-

Big AL

Not for me it doesn't. Maybe on a smart phone or tablet?
Beauty Moke though, no matter which side up.

Edit: images don't right themselves on my cell or my tablet. Maybe only on your phone MEB because the images were created by you.
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Brad;

I got my Moke in 1990 and it did have its issues with rust.  Collected needed parts and some new panels over the years that Don had located for me (via Run-A-Moke) went a long way. It was fun to restore.

My son has a 1967, also a Catalina Island Moke. Have had that for years and not make much headway but some progress.  Have to get back on that again some time. Have all the panels needed.  I was fortunate to get them through the big UK club Moke panel sell off I think it was 12 years ago or so.


Mike:

 Very nice.  I do like that you went back what appears to be full stock.  I think that my son may do the same.  Both of ours were originally white also.




Jeff

Nice one!!


Don't know why it did that but once you click on the photo it rights itself!

Must be an Australian Moke

It just got washed and hung out to dry!!!

WOW! those tires sure have good grip! (upside down photos!)

And here is our restored Catalina Island Moke. Probably the last one from Larry H in NJ before the remainder were acquired by Moke Parts in the UK.

Then this makes it look even better.

The Catalina Island Moke I have in the basement is a major rust bucket. Almost the whole body recovered with various patches, glued, riveted or welded in place. If this one started out in similar condition then it was a large project to have it end looking as great as it does.

Thanks for the nice comments.  Some thought went in its restoration. I understand it may not be everyone's taste.

I was finally able to get it placed in the Car for Sale section with more details.

This was one of the Catalina Island Mokes.

Yeah, nice and neat details in wiring, aeroquip lines and mods. My larded butt could use a removable steering wheel. Looks good.

Nice car!   Great idea for the Passenger side shelf - I will be building the same! 

Nice Moke looks well built and sorted, like the steering column bracket.

Very nicely done. I like the interior mods, dead pedal, turn signals, cup holder.

I just posted in the car for sale section my 1968 English Mini Moke. Please refer to the ad for more information.

Here is a web link Don had posted of photos a few years back.

Asking $ 26,000

//www.minimania.com/images/articles/Lum001/index.htm

Jeff Lumbard
952-469-6681