Identifying a real Meyers Manx 1 dune buggy

How to tell if you have a genuine Meyers Manx 1 dune buggy.

[@mikehammer4546]

Milo, good to see you again. Bummer about the leaf blower in the background. Looking forward to your build 👍👍

[@charlessauve4291]

Milo I thought I found my self a real manx but seems the tubings are not perfect to be sure..... what should they look like ?

[@jeffsmith4384]

Thankyou milo very well done informative video on the history on the manx . Im going to love watching your build 👍 . Can i ask what is the colour please milo as i have a meyers manx 1 on a 66 chassis id love to paint the body in the same metal flake purple 13E ? Do you have a paint code etc you could maybe share . Regards jeff from downunder .

[@nonstopwebby]

Awesome buggy! Check out the Manx we just bought down under in Melbourne Australia!!

[@phillips5260]

Everything on my body matches except the tubes.

[@jeffgoswick7660]

You sir are a true master

[@milomanx6531]

Been doing this kind of work all my life. Was a GM dealer, parts guy too!

[@rlx455]

Would you be willing to make another dash frame ?

[@LocanStreet]

want the fuel filler cap? Where?

[@rogerballard3587]

We’re their any Manx bodies made without re-enforcing tubes? I have one that has everything you describe but tubes and a metal tag. I’m sure it’s a copy, but had to ask your opinion...

[@rogerballard3587]

Purchased this body from a Navy man in San Diego

[@milomanx6531]

Manx 2's made after 1970 and after Bruce Meyers sold the company, did not have reinforcement tubes, but, I believe they still had body tags.

[@jessicavasquez6486]

I purchased a 1966 buggy help me ID if it is an original please.

[@jerrynlaceykennedy237]

I got a real one I want to sale