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	Andy's Mini Moke Page
		Here are the facts and figures from the English, and Australian Mokes.
		Here and Now the Official Website of the one and only Mini Moke Club England.
		Have a nice and quick loading tour with David Stanton's Moke to Fraser Island.
	home.wxs.nl /~amoke/home.html (273 words)

	Mini Moke
		Even off-road, the Moke would be able to put in a creditable performance, and with the addition of an engine oil pressure pump the Moke could handle sand dunes with relative ease, and the 20cm clearance and steel sump guard even helped it traverse fairly rugged terrain.
		The Mini Moke continued to be manufactured in Australia until early 1982.
		The manufacturing rights for the Moke were sold in 1990 to the Italian company Cagiva, who produced practically identical Mokes in Portugal from 1991 through to early 1993, when the last Mini Moke was made.
	www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au /car_info_mini_moke.htm (813 words)

	Cartype : Mini Moke logo
		The Mini Moke came about originally as a proposal for a light military vehicle in the style of the American Jeep, but its small tires and low ground clearance made it impractical as an off-road vehicle.
		The Moke used engine, transmission and suspension that was identical to the basic Mini, with low-end 850cc engine and the same ten-inch wheels.
		Mokes were made in England from 1964 until 1968, and in Australia from 1966 to 1981.
	www.cartype.com /page.cfm?id=1779&alph=ALL&dec=ALL (365 words)

	Mini Fan Club
		The Mini Moke (a moke is a type of donkey), was yet another of BMC’s attempts at niche marketing of the Mini range, with a Land-Rover look.
		To say the Moke was of a simple construction would be an understatement, the Moke had no doors or roof but could carry four people inside its tub like body.
		Moke’s mainly found their way into the Tourist spots of the Tropics and Carribbean, and Northern Australia.
	groups.msn.com /MiniFanClub/theminimoke.msnw (479 words)

	CARTOON ART YELLOW MINI MOKE TEE SHIRT
		Mini Mania warranties are transferable to subsequent owners of the car providing that the car falls within the original manufacturer's new car limited warranty criteria.
		Mini Mania, Inc. hereby excludes incidental and consequential damages, including loss of time, inconvenience, or loss of the use of the vehicle, for any breach of any express or implied warranty, including the implied warranty of merchantability, applicable to the product.
		Mini Mania, Inc. has been supplying parts and accessories Mini owners for over 30 years and we are proud to continue to offer you the best guarantee in the market.
	www.minimania.com /web/AddedFrom/Article_List/Item/SHIRT41/InvDetail.cfm (3237 words)

	MINI - Wikicars
		MINI is both the name of a subsidiary of BMW, and a car produced by that subsidiary since 2001.
		The car is marketed as a "retro" redesign of the original Mini, which was manufactured by the British Motor Corporation and its successors from 1959 to 2000.
		An all-electric MINI is in use at the British Embassy in Mexico that uses around 200 kg of Lithium Ion batteries.
	wikicars.org /en/MINI (513 words)

	Last Mini leaves Longbridge - Mini Cooper Information from Mini Mania
		The Mini was launched by BMC (British Motor Corporation), although it was not officially known as the Mini at the time.
		Various modified Minis had already taken part in saloon car racing, and the model had made its somewhat inauspicious rallying debut in the 1959 RAC Rally.
		Although by 1967 the Minis were beginning to be out-classed by more powerful and specialised competitors, in addition to the Monte Carlo Rally, the BMC works cars also won the Alpine Rally, the Acropolis Rally, and three other major European events.
	new.minimania.com /nmm/Last_Mini_leaves_Longbridge.htm (666 words)

	The Mini Moke Club
		The Mini Moke was designed by Sir Alec Issigonis at the same time as the Mini Saloon.
		The first pre-production prototype was produced in 1959 and a handful of other prototype Mini Mokes were made up until 1964, including a couple of four wheel drive versions with two engines.
		The manufacturing rights for the Moke were sold in 1990 to the Italian company Cagiva, who produced practically identical Mokes in Portugal from 1991 through to early 1993, when the last Mini Moke was made.
	www.mokeclub.org /moke_guide.htm (342 words)

	CLASSIC CARS MINI MOKE: The obstinate pony Independent, The (London) - Find Articles
		A prototype was running by 1959, using a standard 850cc Mini front- wheel drive engine/subframe in a simple, lightweight body, officially called a "buckboard", that appeared to have been designed with Issigonis's set square.
		Mokes were intended to be stacked on top of each other, windscreens folded flat and wheels resting on the mudguards of the car below, so they'd be easy to pack into military transport aircraft.
		The Moke was meant to be parachuted into combat, and then be light enough to be carried by four squaddies if conditions overwhelmed it.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20040907/ai_n12797855 (864 words)

	Build the Village - Mini Moke
		The Mini Moke was designed to be a "Jeep"-like vehicle for the British Army.
		The Mini Moke has since become popular as a fun runabout in hot climates and they are often to be found as hire transport in many holiday destinations in those countries.
		The sight of a mini moke in a Western town is a bizarre one indeed!
	www.priz.co.uk /build/minimoke.php (472 words)

	Make Mine A Moke
		While there are still many Mokes around, the Japanese have cottoned on to their appeal and you are more than likely to be offered a Daihatsu, Nissan or Toyota equivalent which has the same basic elements - but it is not a Moke.
		I wanted a Moke, largely to renew the experience of those hazy days of the Sixties when it was the height of fashion and I was lucky enough to drive one, and so I spoke to those nice people at Holiday Autos.
		So long live the Moke - which was the centerpiece of the classic 1960s drug-induced drama, The Prisoner - and I'm keeping a close eye on the new people in control at the HQ of the new MINI to see if they have any plans up their sleeves.
	www.carkeys.co.uk /features/everything_else/5747.asp (879 words)

	Mini Moke - Definition, explanation
		The Mini Moke is an open car based on the Austin Mini, designed by Sir Alec Issigonis.
		The Mini Moke came about originally as a proposal for a light military vehicle in the style of the American Jeep, but its small tires and low ground clearance made it impractical as an off-road vehicle.
		British Leyland's subsidiary Automoveis in Portugal made a version of the Mini Moke until 1992, and Cagvia of Italy built another 1,500 units, bringing the total production run of Mokes (and Moke derivatives) to about 50,000.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/m/mi/mini_moke.php (343 words)

	mpmoke.se
		We will drive the african Mini Moke from Uppsala to Stockholm and then back to Uppsala!.
		Micke and Torkel took the Cooper a road trip 500 km south to a Mini meet, Mini Team Ulricehamn, BBQ-night the 30th June.
		Micke took the african Moke for a quick road trip 300 km north to a bike meet, Adas Plöjparty, just outside Sundsvall the 16th June.
	www.mpmoke.se (235 words)

	Mini Moke Redesign - Page 1 - Brian Carter - Industrial Design Portfolio
		Mini Moke Redesign - Page 1 - Brian Carter - Industrial Design Portfolio
		Rapid Ideation sample of this Mini Moke redesign targeted for personal recreation, around-town transport, and light utility such as farm use, job sites, or grounds crew work.
		Research included gathering images and specifications of the original Mini Moke, and looking at how Mokes have been used since original production.
	www.eniya.com /project/moke (79 words)

	Mini Moke - Icons of England
		In 1968, manufacture of the Moke was switched to the company’s factory in Sydney, where it remained until 1983, after which British Leyland and then Austin Rover continued production in Portugal.
		Fifty thousand Mokes rolled off the various lines until the last one was made in 1992.
		The Mini Moke optimised the eccentricity of the English to design an open sided Mini in our weather and climate.
	www.icons.org.uk /nom/nominations/mini-moke?b_start:int=182 (230 words)

	North American Mini Moke Registry
		Quoting from A Guide to Mini Mokes, produced by the Mini* Moke Club of England, "Far from being a generic term for a boxy, very fun, open vehicle, Mini Moke or Moke means only one thing: a little piece of motoring history.
		However, the simple design of the Moke has led to many copies, or similar component vehicles based on Mini mechanics.
		These vehicles are perfectly respectable, but are not a genuine Mini Moke, and the potential purchaser of a Mini Moke should be aware of the differences to avoid an expensive mistake."
	clubs.hemmings.com /clubsites/mokeregistry (450 words)

	Moke History
		The Mini Moke was designed by Sir Alec Issigonis, the same time the Mini Saloon was.
		The Mokes came in one colour only (Spruce Green) and just a driver’s seat and 1 wind-screen wiper, the rest was optional.
		These Mokes were made on the base of the Australian models, fitted with a standard roll-cage.
	users.pandora.be /mokesaroundtheworld/history.html (1033 words)

	My Classic Car Television with Dennis Gage
		Such was the case with the Austin Mini Moke, a small four-seat utility-type vehicle produced from 1964 to 1992 by various British Leyland automobile companies in several countries.
		Designed by Alec Issigonis, creator of the famed Mini (now being revived by BMW), the Mini Moke came about in the late 1950s and early 1960s proposal for the British military, which was seeking a lightweight utility vehicle that could easily be airlifted and parachuted into the field.
		Refinements were made to the Moke's design throughout its production life, with larger engines (the original was an 848-cc Mini powerplant) being fitted (the final versions offered 1,275-cc four-cylinders); better seats (initially seats were optional!); suspension improvements and larger wheels, making the Moke more suitable for its original utilitarian design.
	www.myclassiccar.com /CoolCars/closeups/other/1967Mini (473 words)

	MINI Moke (LHD) - Import this 1990 MINI Moke (LHD) from Japan to Canada
		The first pre-production prototype was produced in 1959 and a handful of other prototype Mini Mokes were made up until 1964, including a couple of four wheel drive versions with two engines.
		The Mini Moke continued to be manufactured in Australia until early 1982.
		The manufacturing rights for the Moke were sold in 1990 to the Italian company Cagiva, who produced practically identical Mokes in Portugal from 1991 through to early 1993, when the last Mini Moke was made.
	www.terra2imports.ca /import-japan113315711057697.htm (635 words)

	The History of Australian Minis in a timeline (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The Mini and Mini S names were still used, with the car still being locally assembled.
		A new mini was added to the range, and while still using the same UK 998cc unit as the rest of the range, but had most of it's features based on the limited SS model.
		Leyland Mini 1275 LS This last Oz mini, seen as the most desirable by some, was a package that probably would have gone on to sell well if only Leyland hadn't gone under.
	www.miniman.com.au /minihist3.htm (1454 words)

	Dictionary of Terms
		The Moke was born in response to the British Army's search for air transportable vehicles.
		The English Mokes had the original Mini 10" wheels, while later Australian models were fitted with 13" wheels and the body was hot galvanized dipped from late 1979 early 1980 onwards.
		The manufacturing rights for the Moke were sold in 1990 to the Italian company Cagiva, who produced Mokes in Portugal from 1991 through to early 1993, when the last Mini Moke was made.
	www.vancouverminiclub.ca /moke/moke.html (1031 words)

	Mini Moke March 2003 Car Review - CarPoint Australia
		The Moke's development as a military vehicle was supervised by Mini designer Sir Alec Issigonis, with focus on weight reduction and the manouvrability to scuttle through hostile terrain before the enemy knew it was there.
		In the Moke's case there is nothing - with the possible exception of WWII Jeeps - to compare in terms of appearance or driveability.
		Later Mokes with their upgraded interior or early models which have acquired improved seats are preferred choices for comfortable cruising.
	www.carpoint.com.au /car-reviews/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabID=500945&R=ce4800 (1729 words)

	Allmini - because it's more fun in a mini! - mini worker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The mini van, morris mini traveller, and the pick-up were the workhorses of Britain.
		Mini vans could also be converted into a 4 seater.
		("moke" meaning a horse of low quality, by the australians and donkey by the british) Issigonis designed the mini Moke when he was working in Morris during the war.
	www.allmini.co.uk /history/miniworker.html (308 words)

	Unmutual Vehicle Guide - Mini Moke (McGoohan/Portmeirion)
		A limited production of 600 dual-engined Mokes still failed to win over the British army, as the main failing was lack of ground clearance and this dogged all versions of the Mini Moke.
		All mokes were sold as single seat cars with the "optional extras" three seats and grab handles (vital for passengers as the cornering ability of the Moke is incredible and seat belts were not fitted to cars at the time).
		The Dinky Mini Moke (Dinky Car 106) was one of the few merchandise items available at the time of the original showing of the series, and a good condition boxed example can fetch several hundred pounds at auction today.
	www.theunmutual.co.uk /minimoke.htm (548 words)

	Mini Fan Club
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	groups.msn.com /MiniFanClub (143 words)

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