This Leyland Moke is a characterful and highly recognisable open-top leisure vehicle, offering simple, lightweight motoring and classic Mini-derived mechanicals. It is powered by a naturally aspirated 998cc inline-four engine, driving the front wheels via a four-speed manual transmission. This example passed compliance in Australia in October 1979 and has been with the seller for two years. The car has benefited from various recent mechanical works, including a new exhaust system, suspension components, steering column, and a reconditioned carburettor. The odometer indicates 48,961 km, though this is not warranted. Build year: 1978 This Moke is finished in a vibrant shade of orange with contrasting white bumpers and rear roll bar, over a silver and body-coloured cabin featuring black vinyl upholstery. It rides on a set of 13-inch eight-spoke alloy wheels finished in white and fitted with Superia Ecoblue tyres. Equipment includes tubular bumpers, a three-spoke steering wheel, front headrests, a Smiths speedometer, and basic heater and ventilation controls. The car has been modified with the addition of a rear bench seat. The sale is reported to include the original handbook, along with documentation relating to recent repairs carried out by Mini and Moke World in Brookvale. One key is supplied with the vehicle. Please refer to the photo gallery to assess the exterior and interior condition. Specific notes from the seller include: the car has received prior paintwork, and the interior has been retrimmed. The last maintenance was carried out in October 2025 by Mini and Moke World Brookvale, comprising extensive mechanical and electrical work, including the installation of a new steering rack and pinion, wheel alignment, replacement CV components, rebound rubbers, throttle spring, and associated suspension hardware. The work also included fitting a reconditioned HS4 SU carburettor, new fuel sender unit, VDO temperature gauge, wiring repairs, replacement bulbs and switches, and a reconditioned 140 km/h speedometer assembly. Prior work in May 2024 by Mini and Moke World Brookvale included the installation of a rear ADR-compliant seat with lap belts, replacement mirror components, and an inspection of the steering and cooling systems. This visit identified and rectified issues, including excessive steering play, cooling system contamination, worn CV joints, and an exhaust system leak. The 2025 works also addressed previously identified faults, including replacement of suspension rubber cones and worn suspension components, rectification of electrical faults within the dashboard and lighting circuits, repair of the radiator system, and installation of a new exhaust system with manifold. This Leyland Moke is a charming example of the minimalist, fun-focused utility vehicle, underpinned by proven Mini mechanicals. It benefits from several recent mechanical updates and is presented in a bright and eye-catching colour scheme. Offering open-air simplicity and distinctive styling, it would make an appealing companion for relaxed coastal drives and classic car event visits, or as a characterful addition to a collection of classic vehicles.