Manx Club

I have been away from this site for a while mostly busy with life. just started to look at it again thinking about my body still sitting around. do you guys remember this was back a while one of the guys dad had a welding shop i think he made the stainless plate to hold your license plate like the one from the sixtes and a stainless fire wall for his buggy polished of course and offered them for sale? also has any one tried the air ride from airkweld on their suspension? i also caught a picture of some body buggy on my silde show with the berrin chassis couldnt stop the computer in time to look at it now i can't find it. this site has sure changed a lot for the better.keep up the good work web master .last year the hot rod power tour came through springfield il just north of my home. i couldnt make it and wouldnt you know one of our members came through with their manxter just my luck some body to talk to and i missed them. maybe next time. also i just love all the photo's people post, especially the construction photo's well i better get up and finish around here see ya later. gary1719#

There were 2 Manxter's in Springfield. Il on the Power Tour last year. Ours and Manxter10. Sorry we missed you. Tom

I wished i could have met you. I thought i heard about the tour coming again but i am not sure. gary 1719#

If you email me a dfx file I can probably get a "free sample " from my laser cutter. I spend a lot of money there and they have to do a time study to quote the run time properly. Then if you want 100 more i can give you a price. Pollished material is hard to laser because the light bounces back, but you can use 2b stainless and buff it yourself or send it out.

okay i'm lost what is a dfx file that.

DFX is one way to send a computer generated drawing. It seems to talk to the laser correctly. ( I still use a drafting table, have not learned the cad software yet ) Otherwise someone would have to generate a cad drawing from a blueprint .