Manx Club

This weekend Bruce and Winnie will be at the Hot Rod HomeComing Car Cover Show with "Old Red" at the Pomona Fairplex March 23-24, 2013.
More information can be found here,
http://blogs.hotrod.com/72-magazine-cover-cars-at-hot-rod-homecoming-48473.html#axzz2OCBJhO6W

In addition to Bruce & Winnie, the owners of these buggys were also invited.

3 of these buggys are over 40 years old and can be driven on a daily basis.

From left to right:

Red KickOut Traditional: Owner,Meyers Manx, Inc. Built in 2010
Coldfire Manx: Owner, Perry M.  Built in 1967
Gold Manxter: Owner, Meyers Manx, Inc.  Built in 2004
Green Manx: Corvair power Owner, Bob Y Built in 1967
Red Manx: 'Old Red', the Original fiberglass dune buggy Owned by Bruce M. Built in 1963

These buggys and every car that has been featured in Hot Rod Magazine have been invited to be
on show inside the buildings this weekend. 

Did not know that Joe, I had called Winnie this morning and she told that is were they would be this weekend.
Should be a good show to attend.

Hot Wheels should do a release of 50 Years of Meyers Manx buggies. Maybe a 5 car set.

Joseph,

It is a bit of a drive for me.

Joe

Here is a couple of pictures of Bob Yahn's 1969 Manx from the Hot Rod Magazine
show on March 24-25, 2013 at Pomona, CA.

This is the Manx that he brought to Moab last year. It's gorgeous.

That is one very beautifully done Manx.

Last weekend at the show there was "Old Red" and Bob Yahn's Manx.  These were the only ones there.  Many, many Hot Rods and other cars from the early days of  Hot Rod Magazine. 
Many people asked what the green tanks were on Old Red.  Bruce would tell them, "they are for driving to Catalina Island", with a big smile before telling them that they were spare gas tanks.
Bob Yahn's Manx was in a different building.  Bob did keep busy answering question about his buggy.