Manx Club

Guess i'll start off. 73 clone. work in progress...

This is our "Old Manx" 1965 Meyers Manx that according to Bruce is the "oldest pan car" that he has seen. We are the 2nd owners, and as anyone that knows us will tell you...WE DRIVE this buggy everywhere.. :driving:

this is our "other toy"..............

Signature Manx #29, doing what it was designed to do:

Old toy... New toy...

This is the way I found my daily driver Manx sitting behind a used car lot. It was given to me by the owner after I setup the Webers on his current dune buggy. This is what she looks like now. This is my 2nd Manx, The owner bought it as a running buggy then took it apart and cut the torsion housing out of the pan to use in a sandrail he was building. The body, hard top with rear window and side curtains, front and rear bumpers and windshield were sitting in the ally behind his house in Joliet, Illinois. I bought it for $125.00 then set it on a Berrien frame. This is the way it looked when I found it. Here it is sitting on the Berrien chassis. It's still under construction.

Here is my other "Sand Toy". It's a 4 seat Appletree sandrail made from .055 wall cromoly tubing with "A" arm front suspension and coilover rear suspension. It weighs in at 780 lbs. (without my fat butt in it).

I was thinking that you could each start your own thread for each car. Otherwise this will end up being one loooong thread!

exactly! besides , we have the gallery for our own folders. i find this much more social! editing to update. in for paint as of now- woohoo!

The wheels of poverty.... ... ..

ManxII, Manx clone and a Shela(ko)