Manx Club

[QUOTE="CairoManx"]The only way to repair rusty floorpans is to pull the body, cut out the old ones and weld in new. That means whoever bought it would be facing that major job. Does it have a Meyers Manx factory tag? Does it have an original Manx roll bar and/or bumper? Original hood embl...

I was given an original Manx (in parts and have now completed), verified by the club and was wondering what it may be worth. It has a 1915cc (about 800 miles on engine) with dual 40 IDF webbers, electronic ignition, hydralic lifter pkg, alternator, quiet pack exhaust and the body is in great shape, ...

[QUOTE="1856"]Hay Dan Scott I thought Ken Tronga built the 4 Play ....[/QUOTE] He did. I just posted his description for my dream buggy. I wish I had the knowledge and the ability to do a buggy like that. Mine is just plain with a medeum size engine and lots of grand plans.

In 2004 buggy of the month I saw one I believe would do well for both on and off road. pasted from Buggy of the month is the description - Chassis is custom made to use a Vanagon Syncro bus transaxle and a Chevy S-10 front differential. Engine is a 2020 type 1 with Hyd. lifters, Weber cam, Street El...

I have a 1915 with Compufire ignition, dual Webber 40 IDF's, and hydraulic lifters. This engine runs great at full throttle and at idle, but at about 2300 rpm's, has a bad miss and falls flat on it's face. (thats just about highway cruising speed) I may be running to small of idle jets or are the em...