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Meyers Manx: The Dune Buggy That Started A Craze
Born from the desire to be different, the Meyers Manx was created by Bruce Meyers, a man who lived the life that the Manx represented. With its wild fiberglass bodywork and striking colors, the Meyers ...
Billed as ‘the sports car of the Seventies,’ it’s for sale on Bring a Trailer.
The Meyers Manx is the OG fiberglass dune buggy and inspired legions of copycats and competitors. This well-presented example is based on a shortened '55 Volkswagen chassis. The Bring a Trailer ...
A collaboration between Meyers Manx and Bespoke Engineering Australia leads to the development of a groundbreaking radial engine kit for the legendary Meyers Manx beach buggy. COSTA MESA, ...
Dune buggies have been around for decades, but their popularity spiked in the 1960s when Bruce Meyers created a lightweight VW Beetle-based beach buggy variant that came with a fiberglass body. He ...
Meyers Manx 2.0 Electric succeeds the original "Dune Buggy" built 58 years ago in a garage in Newport Beach, California. New owners brought a fresh, electric-car vision to the original creation.
What began as a Southern California fixture emerged as a cultural icon. But with explosive growth came imitators—more than a quarter million, according to the Historic Vehicle Association, officially ...
There’s no getting around it – the Meyers Manx is the definitive beach buggy. Bruce Meyers created the VW Beetle-based dune basher in 1964 and managed to keep hold of his eponymous company in various ...
Meyers Manx, the original maker of the Volkswagen Beetle-based, fiberglass-bodied beach buggy from the 1960s, just published the starting price for its all-new, all-electric Manx 2.0 electric buggy, ...
A Christmas card released by Volkswagen depicts Santa Claus driving a silhouetted vehicle believed to be an upcoming electric concept car. Bearing VW’s forward-looking electric vehicle design language ...
FOR those of certain age, there are few things on four wheels cooler than a beach buggy. Children of the 1970s whose tiny minds were blown by Starsky & Hutch getting serious air in a speeding ‘dune ...
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