Manx Club

I haven't used them yet, but Avis Adjusters don't require cutting the beam apart. http://www.appletreeauto.com/avis-adjusters-ball-joint-pr-1580.html "AVIS ADJUSTERS ARE A SIMPLE WAY TO MAKE YOUR BEAM ADJUSTABLE. SIMPLY INSTALL THE CENTER ADJUSTER IN THE BEAM AND OBLONGATE YOUR EXISTING GRUB SC...

Interesting. My tagged Manx2 is number 1259. It shows no sign of ever having underside tubes. That said, I got into the buggy craze in 1969. By the time I was shopping for my first buggy body Meyers was only advertising the Manx2 as 'simpler to build', able to fit the 'new' IRS suspension, and at a ...

I'm no expert on these matters, but my stab at a serial number decode would be: 'R' Resorter '0075' sequence number 75 'F' June '0' 1970 '10E' Blilliant Red Metalflake

I want to thank the folks that have contacted me with ideas, contacts and reference photos. This club is a great virtual gathering place with some fine folks supporting us. From the info I?ve received, the number tag TF469G920E decodes as T(Towd)F(fiberglass)469(sequential build#)G9(born July1969)2...

Hi Jay! The Manx Registry has quite a few years of accumulated production data in it. I can?t seem to find my old copy right now though. Does your car have the Manx data plate on it? If so what is the serial number? Would you post some pictures? We like pictures!

Ahhhh! I forgot about the Resorter and Lynx. And then after reading CairoManx's post on the Lynx to find out there are multiple models too! Oh well, just collect one at a time!

Oops, I got the wrong link in the last post. Here is the Avis adjuster selection: http://www.appletreeauto.com/search.php ... rch&page=1

Yes, I do seem to have the collection bug. These things are Fun! I'm trying to keep it down to only 1 of each Meyers model.

I saw this Meyers Towd advertised on the local Craigslist. It was so ugly/cute I bought it today. The seller had brought it to Washington state from Alaska. http://i291.photobucket.com/albums/ll300/manxrob/Meyers%20Towd/TowdLeftasPurchased100509.jpg The specifics: Serial number TF469G920E. Can some...

I like the clean minimalist look also! And the ?exoskeleton? (light weight?) tube ladder frame, kind of Porsche RSKish. And how well the rear tires fit the fenders in its lowered stance, Oh, and the clean way the full roll-cage is dual function as the windshield mount, yet blends well with the dash...

I found this on flicker http://www.flickr.com/photos/mr38/3838355181/ I Like It!

Do a 'Search' from the the Formum page for 'windshield bolts', Garthom had a similar question addressed in a post dated 5-18-2008 Rob

[quote="captron945;14321"]I have a swing axle Manx buggy. I just discovered the rear frame fork on the passenger side is bent and cracked. I am told that it can be repaired but I have to pull the engine. Does anyone have any experience with this repair. How it should be done. Welded with a...

I think the cross-brace that us being suggested will interfere with the early Manx spare tire well and battery well. Rob

WOW Bud! The new shoes really look nice! I saw on your album you had the rims done with custom (4.25 inch) back spacing. Does that get the tires completely under the Manx fenders? Do you get any tire rub on the body at full crank steering? Again, the baby moons and tire sizes look great on an alread...