Mini · 1964
Moke
Manual · FWD · United Kingdom
AutoIndex value · good UK car
£15,000
Researched from UK sold prices and auction results. How we value cars
Estimated price by condition
Project
£9,000
Restoration candidate
Driver
£15,000
Good usable example
Concours
£22,500
Show standard
Indicative condition bands · not a valuation of a particular car
Price check
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Buyer’s notes
About the Mini Moke
The Moke began as a military project and went on sale to civilians instead: production started at Longbridge in January 1964, and 14,518 were built in Britain by 1968, badged Austin and Morris, on the standard Mini’s ten-inch wheels and 848 cc engine. Production then moved to Australia, where about 26,000 were made, and to Portugal, which built about 10,000 more.
What moves the price
- Origin: the British-built Moke of 1964 to 1968 is the scarce one; later Australian and Portuguese cars are valued below it.
- Genuine identity, since a Moke is easy to build up from Mini parts.
- Condition of the body, which on an open car has often suffered.
Before you buy, check
- Factory build records and identity numbers, the only reliable way to separate an original British Moke from a later or home-built one.
- Rust in the side pontoons, floor and subframe mountings, especially on cars kept near the sea.
- Detail that matches the claimed origin: the Australian cars moved to 13-inch wheels from 1968.
From our research for Classic Mini · Mini-Minor to Rover Cooper, in preparation.
Vehicle data
Specifications
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Mini Moke: value questions answered
- How much is a Mini Moke worth?
- A good, usable UK example of the Mini Moke is worth around £15,000 on the AutoIndex index. A project car that needs restoration is nearer £9,000, and a concours-quality example around £22,500. Condition moves the price more than anything else.
- What makes one Moke worth more than another?
- Service history and paperwork — complete, stamped, explained
- Mileage against the norm for the model
- Originality — matching numbers, original paint and trim
- Specification — gearbox, colour, factory options
- UK-supplied versus imported
- Is the Moke I'm looking at fairly priced?
- Enter its asking price and condition in the price check above. It compares the price with the index for that condition and tells you what to ask the seller about.
- How many Moke cars were built?
- Around 14,518 were built, by our production records.
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