An electric Moke for sale.

Geoffb has a Moke also..

The company I started with, Johns Perry Lifts, made an electric Mike called the Electromoke back in the 80's. Said to be still about somewhere.

Jarrod.

cya

That's a pretty cool little Moke Swishman and Jarrod, never heard of it before


Paul

There's one in the MOVE museum at Shepparton. The museum has undergone a major transformation recently, and has a lot of trucks and buses on display now. Well worth a look.

www.mokeforum.com.au/index.php?topic=7580.0

olfrt wrote:

There's one in the MOVE museum at Shepparton. The museum has undergone a major transformation recently, and has a lot of trucks and buses on display now. Well worth a look.

That is the same Moke.

The only remaining one of four built by John Perry(rest burnt in a fire when a car carrier caught fire I believe) that was found wasting away at a TAFE college back in the 1990's when the MOA got a hold of it and it got passed around from members garage to garage for a lot of years, it spent about 5 years in mine until I put enough bits back it on to take to a show in 2006, and then after getting shuffled around for another 5 or 6 years it finally was properly restored by a handful of members and most recently went up to MOVE until it gets kicked out.

I found this article, page 24, that shows some current pictures, issuu.com/adviser/docs/the_adviser_1566

A Super Moke is actually the name of Stainless Steel Mokes that came out of the Sunshine Coast in the 1980's and I already have one of them, #1 or #2, purchased off the family that built them.

Terry

Gryphon wrote:

olfrt wrote:

There's one in the MOVE museum at Shepparton. The museum has undergone a major transformation recently, and has a lot of trucks and buses on display now. Well worth a look.

That is the same Moke.

The only remaining one of four built by John Perry(rest burnt in a fire when a car carrier caught fire I believe) that was found wasting away at a TAFE college back in the 1990's when the MOA got a hold of it and it got passed around from members garage to garage for a lot of years, it spent about 5 years in mine until I put enough bits back it on to take to a show in 2006, and then after getting shuffled around for another 5 or 6 years it finally was properly restored by a handful of members and most recently went up to MOVE until it gets kicked out.

I found this article, page 24, that shows some current pictures, issuu.com/adviser/docs/the_adviser_1566

A Super Moke is actually the name of Stainless Steel Mokes that came out of the Sunshine Coast in the 1980's and I already have one of them, #1 or #2, purchased off the family that built them.

Terry

So what is this MOVE you mention ?

Paul

Lang wrote:

An electric Moke for sale.

I did have a Moke with similar controller and motor as pictured I bought a an unfinished project but the technology is pretty old and I ended up selling it on and that was ten years ago. There are better examples around but with the stupid prices people are paying advertising Mokes for lately then anyone with a Moke thinks theirs is worth a mint.

Terry