Manx Club

Not sure/ Undecided....for me as so far I have tried but not been able to join Yuku in the past or lately. So once this site goes I might be doing the same. I will have to pay my dues the old way. Hopefully.. it will be an option that you can pay whichever way works best for you.

Very nice buggy Graeme. Can you give us some more history and details of it.

Very enjoyable reading with a little of something for everyone in this issue. Great job by all involved.

Great pics and Baja memories Scott and Mel. Thanks for sharing.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.

[QUOTE="theManiac;15545"]Where is the aforementioned Manxter Forum???[/QUOTE] Thanks for asking Maniac. I did not have a clue either. Also I agree with 1856/Mark's post. "Hay that makes sense to me......after all we're all in this together."

[QUOTE="SandTrap;15468"]........ what better way to spend GOOD quality time with my boys and Good People. [/QUOTE] Welcome Sandtrap. Having gone from a kid myself to an old man with one of these great little cars. I would like to wish you and your boys many miles of smiles and alot of grea...

[QUOTE="CairoManx;15343"] You need to be careful where you go on public land too. There's a good chance you'll stumble on an armed Mexican gang's pot growing operation. It will probably get a lot worse before it gets better. Might as well go to Baja, it ain't any safer here.[/QUOTE] I do n...

[QUOTE="jsturtlebuggy;15350"]Great Manx Mania. This one of the best ever. Thanks to all that donate their time to make it happen.[/QUOTE] I could not agree more. GREAT job everyone.

Great and interesting photos Manxdavid thanks for posting. Looking closely at the third picture. The Manx in the shop looks to be the Car & Driver April 1967 issue featured Manx.

Hi Mark and welcome to the forum. I just got here myself not too long ago. Here is a picture of our early Manx "No Tag" cars spare tire sump. Sorry it has our truck type air-filter there. So you cannot see it all. But hopefully it gives you some idea of what and where they were. Later Manx...

We were very lucky to have been able to enjoy it all back in the day. I still miss it all also, everytime I go to Pismo I look past the fences and dream of the old days.

[QUOTE="gene c;15305"] when lost just go faster so you end up somewhere. [/QUOTE] Words of wisdom Gene C. All roads in Baja lead somewhere it may not be where you want to be but it is somewhere. Our rule of thumb when confused was to take the most well traveled road and trust our AAA Baja ...

Mel, thanks for the link. It looks and sounds like the pefect destination for a Club trip. The only thing that has me worried is the hoem cook meals.wink The closest we came to going there was on our San Quintin trip. I remember my dad and others talking about a long day trip to Mike's Sky Ranch and...

Back in the 60s and 70s at Pismo pictures. 1. Lunch at the top of Devil's Slide with our purple buggy in the middle. Devil's Slide is the tallest dune at Pismo at about 800 feet from the bottom of it on the beach itself to the top. The first 200 feet of it was the challenge after that it leveled out...