Wilson was the overall car winner of the first Mexican 1000 in 1967, an off-road race organized by NORRA and now known as the SCORE Baja 1000. Wilson won that first race alongside Ted Mangels, the ...

From the original Meyer’s Manx to current generation Trophy Trucks, the 2021 SCORE Baja 1000 Experience at the SEMA Show was a sight to behold!

On a clear summer evening in Malibu, Sarofim and Thomas unveiled the first reimagining of the groundbreaking buggy: the Meyers Manx 2.0 Electric. With a feathery curb weight of 1,500 pounds, its ...

In April of 1967, Bruce Meyers, he of Meyers Manx fame, set out to beat the peninsula record in his fiberglass buggy prototype, gaining notoriety and proof of concept for his fledgling company.

Soon afterward, the road race became officially known as the Mexican 1,000 — since renamed the Baja 1.000 — and when a Meyers-built dune buggy won that one too the orders poured in.

To this day, the Meyers Manx dune buggy has a cult following with fans all over the country. In recent years, the Meyers Manx has made a resurgence with an EV version and a new 2+2 body.

One of the world’s most iconic and recognizable vehicles gets big changes in 2023, as the do-it-yourself Meyers Manx dune buggy kit car adds new features for the first time since 1970 and ...

Soon afterward, the road race became officially known as the Mexican 1,000 — since renamed the Baja 1.000 — and when a Meyers-built dune buggy won that one too the orders poured in.

Soon afterward, the road race became officially known as the Mexican 1,000 — since renamed the Baja 1.000 — and when a Meyers-built dune buggy won that one too the orders poured in.

Soon afterward, the road race became officially known as the Mexican 1,000 — since renamed the Baja 1.000 — and when a Meyers-built dune buggy won that one too the orders poured in.

‘Meyers Manx’ dune buggy creator dead at 94 By JOHN ROGERS The Associated Press,Updated February 27, 2021, 12:19 p.m.