Manx Club

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Enjoy! Doran

Mike, The short answer is no. The type 2 axle is longer and thicker then the type one. Having said that it can be done. You would need to find the correct bearings and then run bus brakes and drums to fit the larger Axle and 46 mm axle nut. I don't know if you saw but at the Bay of LA there was a bl...

http://www.cnet.com/videos/meet-the-bea ... une-buggy/ Another great interview with Bruce

http://www.usatoday.com/story/driveon/2 ... 08733/#_=_ Here's a cool interview with Bruce

Wow, that looks great. Can't wait to see it.

Doran

I was able to order a set through napa auto. They had their book all the ones available.


Doran

I was able to order a set through napa auto. They had their book all the ones available.


Doran

Awesome swap,

Do you have any pics of the underside of the tank? How is it mounted?

Thanks Doran

You know Bob, Jen and I are still living off of leftover BBQ from last years Big Bear run. It has sure helped on those exhausted nights after putting the baby to bed and realizing neither one of us has made dinner!!! Yummmmmm

Doran

Here is a pic of one on a Tow'd for sale on the samba

http://www.thesamba.com/vw/classifieds/detail.php?id=1566256

Hope that helps

Doran

Scott,

Great fined on the tires. They sure look period correct.

Thanks again for posting all the detailed pic. I love seeing how special theses manxs are, and all the differences form a standard manx.

Doran

Scott, things are looking great. I really like the muffler choice!!

Can't wait to see it.

Doran

I would also be interested in a in at least one set.


Doran

Scott,

Thanks for posting all these pics. It really neat to see how these manxes were made and all the details that went into them. I'm always amazed at how creative Bruce is.


Doran

Scott,

For a second there I thought you found another one.

Can't wait to see the progress.

Doran