1969 Meyers Manx Dune Buggy
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- čas přidán 11. 06. 2024
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This awesome 1969 Meyers Manx Dune Buggy #0106 is the real deal with a Meyers Manx Certificate of Authenticity included. It retains its original B.F. Meyers body tag #M3133F915E. The body tag indicates it’s an authentic Manx with production #3133 which was produced in June of 1969 that was painted Royal Blue Metal Flake. This is one of only 5,280 Meyers Manx kits by B.F. Meyers & Co produced and one of a limited amount of authenticated Meyers Manx in the registry. It’s titled as a 1969 ASVE Assembled Vehicle Dune Buggy and not a Volkswagen like many other examples. It has a North Carolina State Assigned VIN number with clean Ohio title. It was the product of a complete restoration in 2013 with less than 5,000 miles since completion. It’s in show quality condition throughout with many upgrades. It was painted in its original and correct color of Royal Blue Metal Flake which is very desirable. Some exterior features include a new tinted windshield, black wipers, custom chrome mirrors, billet gas cap, chrome headlight buckets with H4 headlights and chrome front bumper. It sits on 15” Weld Racing wheels with Mickey Thompson tires. Some interior features include a roll bar, black dash, Autometer gauges, auxiliary outlet, new Flaming River tilt steering column with billet levers, new GT Grant steering wheel, EMPI shifter, adjustable bucket seats with seat belts and center console with cup holders. It’s powered by a rebuilt 1973 Volkswagen Super Beetle 1600cc Dual Port engine with many upgrades and chrome accessories. The engine runs and sounds excellent out the Tri-Mil exhaust system. It’s equipped with a rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission that shifts very nicely. The undercarriage is very clean throughout with a solid floor and new KYB silver shocks. The original Myers Manx Dune Buggy’s have become highly collectable especially with the passing of Bruce Meyers in 2020. This is a great opportunity!
The exterior of this Meyers Manx is in overall beautiful condition. The fiberglass body is very straight throughout with no signs of cracking. It was painted in its original and correct color of Royal Blue Metal Flake. This color is very desirable and fits this body like a glove. In the sunlight the metal flakes sparkle like a diamond. The paint is show quality and has been detailed to a brilliant shine by MS CLASSIC CARS. The new windshield is the hard to find shorter version that is tinted to reduce glare. The windshield frame was painted gray which matches the roll cage. The black windshield wipers have re-engineered to be functional. This is rare to find in a dune buggy. It sits on 15” Weld Racing polished staggered wheels. It’s wrapped with Mickey Thompson tires that are 26x8.00 R15LT on the front and 30x12.00 R15LT on the rear.
The interior of this Meyers Manx is in really nice condition throughout. It’s surprising very spacious and comfortable. The interior color mixtures consist of black, blue and gray which complements the exterior. During the restoration it was updated with all new wiring. The wires for a tachometer and a radio are part of the new wiring and clearly marked if the new owner wants to add those items.
The open engine area is highly detailed with tons of bling. It’s literally like a jewelry box! It’s powered by a 1973 Volkswagen Super Beetle 1600cc Dual Port engine with #AH309035. The engine was completely rebuilt during the restoration and runs excellent. The last owner and MS CLASSIC CARS did some service work to the engine which is documented with invoices that are included. It’s equipped with an electronic ignition system for quick starting and reliability. The engine is dressed with tons of chrome throughout. The engine breathes through a new Tri-Mil chrome exhaust system that sounds great. The engine is coupled with a rebuilt 4-speed manual transmission. The clutch and transmission shifts operate very smoothly.
The undercarriage is very clean throughout. The floor pan was rust free and painted black. The front suspension ride height is adjustable and the rear suspension has been properly adjusted to keep the tires flat on the road. MS CLASSIC CARS added new brake drums and KYB shocks at all four corners.
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Awesome little Buggy. I have a Model kit of the Meyers Manx I'm About to start. You guys Did a fantastic job.
Milo Manx here. It's nice to see on of my early builds featured on CZcams. Unfortunately, I am no longer buying real Meyers Manx's and restoring them. Real Manx 1's have became very hard to find, let alone expensive. Later
I've got to say you have an impressive website. I was looking for this 1969 Meyers Manx Dune Buggy, can't seen to locate. Nice video, Thanks
It's been sold for a couple years now, thank you for the positive comment
I've always wanted one still want one I just can't afford one that's one of my dreams I hopefully come true
Maybe one day!
Very nicely done vintage Meyers MANX which are hot in the market today. They are getting harder to find and the new Meyers MANX, LLC venture capital company is realing a complete EV model and a re-engineered MM fiberglass body. No release of the new prices for the past 3 months. So...maybe prices to remain firm for a while on ones like this.
I got one might sell next 10 yrs when price doubles
Thats a Milo Manx creation.. Don't know what happened to him.. He seems to have disappeared...
Everything is a Vw beetle except the fiberglass
for sale , how much, cash
We sold this over a year ago, sorry.
Price
This was sold to a previous customer before we listed it for sale. It was in the 40-50k range.
Where are u guys located? If I missed it, I apologize...
@@garyjones2582 We are located in Seekonk, MA
Pronounced M-A-N-X like the cat. Not M-A-N-N-I-X! Any Meyers Manx enthusiast will grill you over that. Milo was the guy who restored the car.
Sounds like they really don’t know about VW/Manx…
This totally misses the point ,why these things were built in the first place: throw around fun cars made affordable and simple .This thing will not get any sand on it,as it is too expensive.Probably will wither away in some rich dude's showroom/garage...
Sounds like someone is a little salty at being poor.
Hopefully some rich guy scares me with a bag for mine… not for sale but show me close to 6 digits and it’s gone right now I’ll enjoy it