just woundering if any one knew how to take a manx bonnet of the shell ........ive taken all the screws from under the gard plus 4 othe bolts from the same area do i have to take apart the steering shaft as well plus the lil 8mm bolt from above the dash
MANY THANKS STEVE

remove the windscreen and unbolt the dash from the bonnet.Lift the bonnet a little and go forward to "unclip" it from the body....remove headlights first though or turn them around. So wotcha buildin'????? I'll pull it apart for ya if you want...I'm good at breaking things

just a buggy with a veedub motor no subi or rota for this one ....................... ill give it ago mick by myself if i cant get it off soon we can try your method he he he he thanks bud ....by the way did u ever find a boss kit for that buggy of your mates ..

here is a Tech Article on the Manx Club Australia Website - http://www.manxclub.org 

I will see if I can get a direct link ..

Meyers Manx Bonnet Removal

thanks brad ur a champ found it ......ill now become a member
many thanks steve and kat

No probs the main thing I am trying to do is turn questions into articles so they all end up in one place and are easy to find, happy to help

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Originally posted by bugzla just a buggy with a veedub motor no subi or rota for this one ....................... ill give it ago mick by myself if i cant get it off soon we can try your method he he he he thanks bud ....by the way did u ever find a boss kit for that buggy of your mates ..

the buggy

I have now uploaded the complete Meyers Manx Build Instructions V1.0 USA Supplied. Over the next week I will clean up the current Australian Meyers Manx Build Instructions V 1.5.

I also uploaded teh Tow'd Instructions and a few others. I just got permission from a guy in teh USA who scanned a heap of old buggy ones to put them up as well so we should have 10 - 15 Buggy Build Instructions up soon ..

thanks brad thats awsome................
many thanks again stevo

Yeah I thought it may have been the one shot down on the Gold Coast that had Porsche Cookie Cutters, but I think its a different buggy

Yeah. Thats what i was thinking to Nuts.
It's had a hard life if it is the buggy from that shoot

really thats cool ill try and down load some more

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believe it had a 2ltr pancake motor in it .........

Just found the article and i'm sure its not the same buggy

The blue one with cookies and the mag pics taken at gc was a good mate of mine and vr did a heap on the car. Not this one.

Yeah. that's the one Mat.


I thought this was it and it had been run into the ground.
Glad that it hasn't though

This one went to Straddie to live so might not be to pretty now.
Could tell as different colour blue and barwork also not the same.

The one he's bought is one of the many local ones.....about 13 known of here at the moment (manx's). Not bad for a population of around 140K. Now to get them all on the road and in one place at the same time

nice buy Steve will have to come over and check it out sometime
cheers
Adam

Mick
Is that all just 13? Out of the ten I know about 4 are not on the road. Surely there are more.

I was counting Manx's that I know of/have seen.Not counting other types of buggys.

finally got the bonnet off .........wat a mission and a lot of sikaflex it all looks good under the tank ill post some more pics soon............................ cant wait to finish and cruize