runamoke HISTORY
From one of the first Mokes produced (1964 English Moke (left) to one of the last (1992 Portuguese Moke (right))
Into mokes since 1965
Runamoke was started in 1965 by Ron Smith after he fell in love with the Moke, - something a lot of people are still doing today. Back then, the Moke was fairly new on the scene, but attracted a wide and diverse following and up to 1994 was manufactured in various countries, and had many changes.
At its peak, Runamoke sold Mokes repaired them, carried out the routine servicing requirements, body repairs and sold the parts all over the world. They even rented Mokes out and had many on various film locations far and wide. If you needed anything to do with a Moke, you only had to contact Runamoke.
After the last produced Mokes: Today
Today, of course, you can’t buy a new Moke - well not easily anyway, - but not much
else has changed.
We don’t hire
them out to film-makers anymore, but much else is the same.
If you have any questions about Mokes, ask us!
Runamoke Services
Over 40 years on we are offering:
- Mokes for sale
- Mokes purchased
- Moke services
- Moke repairs
- Moke parts
- Moke body repairs
- Moke restoration projects
- Moke Hoods
Runamoke can arrange delivery anywhere in the world and have a great deal of experience
in this field.
Although a lot of panels are no longer available, Runamoke are able to either convert
a panel from one that is
from a later Moke, or manufacture their own to very exacting standards.
Runamoke's Experience
We have a large customer database, with many satisfied customers who are returning on a
regular basis.
So, for help and some sound advice please contact us.
At Runamoke, we are committed to supporting the future of the Moke with our specialist resources and
long-tern experience.
History of the Moke
Some facts:
- The first Moke prototype dates back to 1959. These were developed for the British Army. The second Moke prototype had a shorter wheelbase.
- The first public Moke, the English Moke, was produced from 1964 to 1968.
- The Australian Moke was produced from 1966 to 1982.
- The Portuguese Moke was in production from 1983 until 1989.
- Cagiva, an Italian company, produced the last Portuguese Mokes from 1991 to 1993.




