Manx Club

With your talents if we're me I would get running and driving while I form a plan. Then totally build a new car under that sweet body. Unless corvair suspension under buggies is a collector thing I would switch to all VW and hang that Corvair. That's why buggies are fun. Easy builds and you can do ...

Congratulations! that is beautiful buggy and I'm a bit partial to the darkside power, I'll bet that thing will scoot! It should be loads of fun to cruise. Thanks Mike. Got it running yesterday and now need to get the brakes working. I've got a lot to learn about the VW/Transvair set-up and what par...

langan wrote:I like that one too. Baby Hemi. Once you have one of something interesting seams like another follows you home. Wont be long and you will have another Buggie

It is a sickness and I can tell it will be the same with buggies.

langan wrote:I should have know. Had one after HS. Ther were a lot more around then. Your is way nicer than mine was.

This is another one I have. Always amazed talking to people that used to have one. Seems like a lot of people had a Husky or Minx.

langan wrote:Wow nice car. Roof, doors, Cragers and a corvair. That will turn alot of heads. The Anglia? Is nice tooo!

thank you. That's a Hillman in the background. Has a fuel injected 302 Ford V8 in it.

It took forever but my Bounty Hunter arrived yesterday. I love it. It needs a lot so I can't wait to dig in.

manxvair wrote:WOW that's beautiful, can't wait to see pics of you out cruising it. You're not alone in the Morgan Hill area we have other club members in that area.

I'll have to meet up with them.

Thanks. Can't wait to start tinkering with it.

I'm just about to take ownership of a Bounty Hunter. I don't have possession of it yet but hope to have it shipped and delivered within the next few weeks. The car was originally from California and then went to the midwest for 12 years. I'm located in Morgan Hill (near San Jose). I have only a few ...