The Meyers Manx is one of the most iconic recreational cars of all time. In the mid-1960s, Bruce Meyers designed it as a lightweight dune buggy built on a shortened Volkswagen Beetle chassis. Its simple design, light weight, and open-top body made it a symbol of California beach culture.
This particular vehicle underwent a complete restoration under the supervision of Curt Vogt of Cobra Automotive. It is powered by a modified 1.9-liter air-cooled Volkswagen four-cylinder engine, paired with a Rancho transmission.
At first glance, it catches the eye:
- red metallic paint
- with an open fiberglass body
- American Racing Torq-Thrust wheels
- authentic period details
In addition, the car comes with a Meyers Manx certificate of authenticity and restoration documentation valued at approximately $45,000, making it one of the finest examples of its kind.
Estimated price: 50,000–70,000 €
Today, the Meyers Manx is one of the greatest icons of 1960s automotive culture and remains one of the most sought-after original dune buggies.
