Journalist and Politician, Derryn Hinch, owned not just a Moke, but the last Moke off the production line sometime in the late 80's or early 90's. In the early 90's when I first got involved in Mokes I was offered this Moke for $15,000 by the then owner who said he was working at Channel Seven on Hinch's TV show and had purchased the Moke from Mr Hinch during that time. It was the first of two Mokes in my time that I have been offered the chance to buy for $15,000 however at the time couldn't see that sort of value in them, the Factory 4WD Moke was the second one in 1997 while it was still in original condition.

Not an image you can unsee but not for the Moke you would erase all evidence if you were Mr Munro.

Kerrie Anne Kennerly is known to have a fondness towards classic british sports cars like the MG's but in an article from the Womans Day she makes mention of owning and running around in a Moke. No picture of said Moke and attempts to make any contact go unanswered.

Diana Rigg worked with Mokes in the The Avengers and had her own Moke. Although this image is most likely from the TV series I seen one and probably saved it somewhere, of her driving down a driving from her house on an island somewhere.

Not a name that too many people would recognise but better known as 'Freddie' Strauks the drummer of Skyhooks, one of the top Aussie bands across the mid '70's. Not only liked because he was good in bed, but it turns out Freddie used to also drive a Moke. This small snippet of information, no pictures yet, came about when a mature age lady saw my Moke in the streets of Richmond and commented that 'When she was 17 the drummer from Skyhooks used to pick her up and take her to gigs in his Moke.' 

Well known Children's book Author Paul Jennings has got himself a nice 1973 Moke in a shade of Home on the O'range and has been making a few mods to suit his tastes. He says the Moke is for driving around his country Victoria property to entertain visiting kids, but I suspect there is a little more to it than that.