Manx Club

the-BULLIT wrote:Thanks David. on a side note, wasn't your address "Liverpool" before?

I'm half way between Liverpool and Chester but I doubt anyone's ever heard of Pensby....I'm hoping to move to Wales soon anyways...lol...

the-BULLIT wrote:what is the "font" of the rear Manx emblem? I'm asking the same question on FB too. Thanks! "impact" looks really close.

I doubt if there is a font for it, it was designed almost 50 years ago by the same artist that designed the Meyers Manx buggy.

Great tip, thanks for sharing.

There's a panel on the Kick Out kits to block off this area.

Ed-Chenal wrote:They claim they were used on an Opel.

Thanks, that's a GM brand but there are so many types to choose from.

Thanks, I'll do some more digging.

Does anyone know who's calipers EMPI use in their kits?

A friend is trying to source a slider pin and bolt for one. I'm sure they're not unique to EMPI, are they maybe from a VW or GM vehicle?

As I said on FB Vince, I've got one that I've been saving for when my Manx were to ever need painting. I guess that shipping would be prohibitive though. :crazy: I presume you followed the thread on FB where Craig Bernard (he's Bruce's grandson you know?) was saying that the originality of my car wo...

Fuzzy cellphone pic of my Manx, just testing...

Any chance of a preview of this years?

Will postage to overseas members be possible? There's no mention of air mail rates. Jus' askin'...smiley: smokin

The 009 is purely mechanical advance, no vacuum on there. What the others say^^^ 30-32 degrees 'all in' at around 3000rpm will be fine.

James May seems to be having fun in a Buggy here...


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Here are the fixings that are supplied with the hardtops that Meyers manx currently sell, and also the instructions, copied from the Meyers Manx Forum...http://www.meyersmanx.info/forum/index.php http://meyersmanx.info/ManxInfoGallery/var/resizes/Meyers-Manx-Kickout/MiscPictures/Hard-Top/3PieceRoof_...