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 repurposed Volkswagen Beetle with a brightly colored minimalist fiberglass body became the most fun that you could have on four wheels. The world had discovered the dune buggy. Almost all dune ...

Genuine Meyers Manx dune buggy hits Hagerty Marketplace with modern upgrades, vintage flair, and Bruce Meyers’ signature.

He constructed a fiberglass chassis that he designed himself ... To this day, the Meyers Manx dune buggy has a cult following with fans all over the country. In recent years, the Meyers Manx ...

Meyers Manx has a history in unique compact vehicles dating back to the 1960s when company founder Bruce Meyers started building custom fiberglass dune buggies atop a shortened VW Beetle frame.

Meyers shut down the company that made the original fiberglass dune buggy kit in 1971, but he went back into business in 2000, building 100 Classic Series recreations of the original Meyers Manx.

Bruce Meyers designed the now iconic "bathtub with fenders" dune buggy first as a sand racer. His experience with boat building meant he knew how to work in fiberglass and that medium proved ...

The new Manx updates the original fiberglass design with a locking rear ... owners and now offers a few variations on the classic dune buggy theme. The Manxter 2+2 brings four seats and a ...

So he went to his garage and built a vehicle around a fiberglass tub using a Volkswagen parts bin and a Beetle chassis on wide tires. He had just created the Meyers Manx, the first "dune buggy." ...

--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Meyers Manx, the original fiberglass dune buggy kit car company founded in 1964 by Bruce Meyers, today announces the appointment of two automotive industry veterans as the ...