How much for this manx?? considering buying it.

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Gene-C
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How much for this manx?? considering buying it.

Post by Gene-C »

Thanks for all of your help. What do you think that this manx is worth. It has a v8 in it which is pretty cool. Thanks for the help guys. Matt
Mvovr
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Post by Mvovr »

I would question if that is a Manx first off. My guess is it is not. Do you have photos of the inside and dash? As for the price many questions would need answered before I could make a suggstion. Does it run? What chassey? What motor? How old is the build? How good is the build? 2 wheel or 4 wheel drive? Thats just for starters......
Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

Uh, I better not...no comment. Pass on this one buddy.
UncleBob
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Post by UncleBob »

$100-$250, if the V8 Runs.
jr_vw2
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Post by jr_vw2 »

Just really sit back and take a GOOD look at it. is it really worth all that effort to put into it. I owuld pass if it were me, but thats just because I know I would want it perfect, if you just want to take it out and beat it up then offer up a couple bills. But I wouldnt take it if someone gave it to me. just my:2cents:
Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

If the motor runs I would buy it for the body to put on a vw and sell the motor
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Post by CairoManx »

That body is too chopped up to use on a VW pan without much, much work and expense. There is no front firewall, no gas tank mount structure and no dash. Its not a Manx. Pass on it.
fubar
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Post by fubar »

If you have a chop gun and a lot of timemoney you could make some sort of parade float? Or mud bog thing out of it maybe????????????????????If the price is right and it runs.
shaihulud
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Post by shaihulud »

Firstly it has a bonnet ridge so it's not a Manx. Pay not much more than nothing for it, rig it out with huge fat wheels, a box on the back, and a big ugly roll cage and use it as a fishing buggy or a paddock basher. The fibreglass body would require a lot of work to be able to put it on a VW pan where it belongs.
Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

Yikes! Image
newmanx59
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Post by newmanx59 »

If you need a small block Chevy buy it. If you want a dune buggy, look elsewhere. What a abomination :eek: :roll:
DIESELDOOG
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Post by DIESELDOOG »

Or we ALL could pitch in and buy it and chop it up so we know one will be stuped and buy it and try to fix it.
TMc2548
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Post by TMc2548 »

Kill it before it attacks. For the betterment of all mankind.
Gene-C
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Post by Gene-C »

[QUOTE="mkparker"]Yikes! Image[/QUOTE] X2 I dont know what you are looking for, but that is not a dune buggy. That is a K5 blazer chassis with a hacked fiberglass tub. Dune buggys are light. That is not.
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Post by manxdavid »

I saw this post this morning and it put me off my breakfast, just read it again now and it's put me off my tea. I'll soon shed those pounds I put on over Christmas!!!
"Wise men talk because they have something to say, fools because they have to say something." (Plato)
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