My Manx 2 reached 'drive-able' status today.

If you have a photos of your buggy then show off your stuff.
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Rathbone
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My Manx 2 reached 'drive-able' status today.

Post by Rathbone »

Dang...

Forget it.  I see why no one every posts photos to this site.


http://www.imageshack.com/i/nha2x8j

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Old-Towd
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My Manx 2 reached 'drive-able' status today.

Post by Old-Towd »

Rathbone are you using Photobucket  its free ( http://photobucket.com/ )  then use the Photobucket  button left of the smiley face button that's the easy way. There's lots of photo on this site , here's my Buggy build  ( http://manxclub.yuku.com/topic/494/Wreckers-8-Beam-Fit-Roll-Cage

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Surf58
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My Manx 2 reached 'drive-able' status today.

Post by Surf58 »

Congratulations Rathbone.... it looks like a nicely done old school Manx.
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5150bossman
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My Manx 2 reached 'drive-able' status today.

Post by 5150bossman »

Very nice buggy. I like the pic with the dark clouds in the background.

BTW, I recognize the next pic. We were following JayManx down a riverbed down around the Salton Sea when suddenly his buggy was 4' in the air! As we were right behind him, we hit the same hole and caught some air. After we landed, we didn't fair as well as Jay. We cracked the aux oil sump on the bottom of the motor and it bled out just as we pulled into the Pumpkin Patch. Everyone then gathered around as we removed the oil sump (you can't see me under the other side of the buggy, just dripping with oil) and put the old oil plate back on the bottom of the motor, added some oil, and off we went, finishing out the rest of the day without a problem. Fun times!
FulsGld
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My Manx 2 reached 'drive-able' status today.

Post by FulsGld »

Really nice buggy. Just wait until you're done with it. In the second picture I see Jimbo and the B&W. Good memories...
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Ed-Chenal
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My Manx 2 reached 'drive-able' status today.

Post by Ed-Chenal »

Don't forget the rollbar.
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Post by Lee-Hoffer »

Speaking of roll bar... I have one now but it's only bolted to the body. I plan to have the buggy repainted next month because the job I got last year has too much orange peel. At that time I'd like to have a bar built that can hold a seatbelt shoulder harness and a fiberglass roof. How high does the roll bar need to be for the roof to look right?

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