The Meyers Manx kicked off the dune buggy craze with its simple fiberglass body on a shortened VW Beetle chassis. It's a prized collector's icon celebrated for its pure driving fun and connection to '60s surf culture.
Find one with Spotter →Typical sold price of a Meyers Manx ranges from $9,000 to $64,717, based on 268 sales tracked on Hypercars. 7 currently for sale.
The Meyers Manx, first built by Bruce Meyers in 1964, single-handedly started the dune buggy craze. It used a lightweight fiberglass body on a shortened Volkswagen Beetle chassis, creating a vehicle that was perfect for beaches and desert trails. Its simple, functional design and association with 1960s California surf culture made it an instant icon, further cemented by its appearance in films like "The Thomas Crown Affair."
Collectors prize the Manx for its pure, unfiltered driving experience and cultural significance. Authenticated, early examples built by B.F. Meyers & Co. are the most sought-after, but countless copies and kits from other manufacturers were also produced. Verifying a buggy's origin is key to its value, as genuine Manx examples command a significant premium over the many look-alikes.
The market for the Meyers Manx is surprisingly robust, with an average sale price over $31,000 from 130 recent transactions. The wide spread in values reflects the vast difference between project-grade clones and verified, show-quality original Manx buggies. As a fun, approachable classic with a unique history, it continues to attract new enthusiasts.
Prices range from around $6,000 for projects to over $68,000 for authenticated, top-tier examples.
268 Meyers Manx vehicles have been tracked across auctions and listings on Hypercars, with 7 currently live. Sold prices range from $600 to $456,000.
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Based on 268 sales tracked on Hypercars, Meyers Manx prices typically range from $9,000 to $64,717. There are 7 currently for sale.
There are 7 Meyers Manx listings currently live across auctions, dealers, and marketplaces tracked by Hypercars.