Registration No: PTU 281B
Chassis No: AAPV0120500441561
MOT: Exempt

• James Bond ‘Live and Let Die’ tribute Austin Mini Moke
• Presented in White with Blue and White roof and matching Blue and White interior
• In current ownership for the last 6 years

The Mini Moke is famed for its versatility and classic design. Built in the UK between 1964 and 1968, it was originally conceived as a lightweight military vehicle, using parts from the minivan. As the Mini became more successful, the Moke developed somewhat of a cult status becoming somewhat of a low-maintenance recreational car. Popular as a ‘beach/resort buggy’ in island destinations such as the Seychelles and Barbados, these great little vehicles were once also used as the official transport for the local police in Macau and the Australian Military.

Presented in White with Blue and White roof and matching Blue and White interior, this particular example was created as a tribute to the vehicle seen in the James Bond film ‘Live and Let Die’ (1973). Having been subject to an older restoration, ‘PTY 281B’ is a South African import and was in previous ownership from 2016 through to May 2022 when it was sold through H&H Classics. Having been subject to significant expenditure since its purchase by the current owner to the tune of £2,500 including replacement carpets, the engine compartment detailed, undersealing, a major service, a replacement starter motor, ball joints, fuel line, alternator, battery, speedometer cable, Blaupunkt stereo and more, the car is offered for sale with us once more for health reasons. With a V5C document now showing 2 former keepers and invoices for the recent work done, this presents a fantastic opportunity for summer fun.

Please note: Since its purchase, this vehicle has been subject to c.£2,500 in expenditure as opposed to the amount previously stated.

For more information, please contact:
Andreas Hicks
andreas.hicks@handh.co.uk
07943584762