Meyers Manx (2024)

==Description==
The Meyers Manx is a small recreationally-oriented dune buggy designed initially for desert racing. Designed by Bruce Meyers, the Manx was based on a shortened Volkswagen Beetle chassis and was built on a fiberglass bodyshell. Produced by a number of different companies, the current iteration of the Manx is produced by Meyers Manx, Inc., a modern revival of the original company. Since then, an electric version, the Manx 2.0 EV, has also been produced.
The initial livery is a replica of Goldi 2, a replica of an early version of the Manx dune buggy used by Bruce Meyers for racing. The fabric top can be removed. This design was started by Dmitriy Shakhmatov; it was partially completed when he left the company. Ronald Wong finished up the model and made some adjustments.
==Versions==
The Meyers Manx has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col #	Year	Series 	Color 	Tampo 	Base Color/Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Roof Color	Wheel Type 	Toy #	Country 	Notes 	Photo
 	2024	Hot Wheels Boulevard#108	Metalflake gold	Detailed headlights & taillights, "MEYERS MANX", "1" on hood, "MEYERS MANX" on sides	Black/Metal 	Smoke tint 	Black 	White 	Black Rim, Red ORRR8DOT	HRT57	Thailand	Base code(s): T27, T28, T29, T30	
 	2025	Hot Wheels Boulevard 	Green 	 	 	 	 	 	MiniRR5SPM/RR5SP 	JBL22	Thailand	Base code(s): 	
==See Also==
*Meyers Manx
*Meyers Manx (Monster Truck)
==Gallery==
MeyersManx2.jpg|Roof removed
Premium Boulevard 2024 Mix 4 Meyers Manx MF Gold Thailand HRT57.jpg|Boulevard 2024
Category:2024 Hot Wheels
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Category:Dmitriy Shakhmatov Designs
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Category:Vehicles with Removable Parts
Category:2025 Hot Wheels