Four Wheel Drive Moke

[Dean]

That said, I could always write an introduction to the project, how I came by the parts, what the plan is, potential pitfalls etc...
What thinketh you?

Roger G

No, don't do it. It's boring.

[Dean]

LOOK OUT! HE'S GOT A KNIFE!

[4XMOKE]

....and hair then !
Was trying to get a slice of one of the pies, but someone had eaten them all....
Who ate all the pies? DEAN ATE ALL THE PIES !!!!







Roger G

[1967moke]

Thanks Rog, I think an introduction to the project would be a great follow up to - Moke: The History, as it surfaced more information about the English 4x4's than previously published.

You will also read in the next magazine where people have already come forward with more information on the 4x4's, SA shorty's, Irish Mokes and an Aston Martin Moke! All interesting stuff, so watch out for the mag dropping through your letter box in a few weeks time.

So yes, look forward to your intro, I could publish it along with some more unseen pictures! Now there's an offer.

Cheers Roy

[Robin Jones]

Roger,
Just in case you don't keep a sharp eye on flea-bay....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1971-AUSTIN-A ... 4d27d1a3a3
Dunno if it would be of any use to you...

[4XMOKE]

Robin,
Already on it, thanks though.
It's not a '71, it's a '68. All this batch were built in '68. To date, mine is the sole survivor from the first batch built in '67.
It'll certainly need some serious investment to get anywhere with it.

Will let you know what happens.

Roger G