Manx Club

Hi Scott would you mind taking some measurements from your monocoque for me?

Parmaynu,
Scott, not going to be able to get back to you for a few days so don't get mad. Check out the Manx Club Facebook page and see what Bruce and many others are doing in Baja right now.

Pamanyu, what dimensions do you need? I am working on mine daily Chris

Thanks Chris I will message you if that's ok. Don't want to take the thread off topic!

With Big Bear rapidly approaching, I finally found a weekend where I'm not doing something that takes me away from the garage. So, I started rubbing out the monocoque today to see what I'm working with. The paint is thick and pretty beat up, but, it is what it is. I doubt it'll be running by Big Bear, but I'll still bring it along for display purposes.

Jennsen Monocoque Playing with Quarto

What a great photo Nelson! Thank you so much for posting it!!! I'm still hopeful that Jack Jensen's son (who is most likely the passenger in that photo) uncovers some more.

Come on Scott more pictures needed!!

This is a fun thread! Scott, thanks for all that you do! Happy trails buddy!

When I was at my one and only Manx club meet I saw a red car kind of a cross between a Monocoque and a early Manx had a opening hood and whole car seamed to have just a little smaller look to it. It was very nice I asked around and others not the owner said two were made? Does anyone have any ideas were or what or if one could be found?...Thanks

There is one in the Lompoc area (soon to be on the east coast from what I hear) and another in the Reno area. From what I heard from the owners, neither is for sale.

A few more pictures. These were taken at Fibercraft in Reno a few years ago.

I don't think that's a monocoque. Looks like a meyers opening bonnet kit on a floor pan manx

It not even a Manx, I posted picture of what JJLangan sounded like what he had seen, so he could see.

No you're right it isn't a manx. I think the bonnet kit it meyers though