Meyers Manx

The Meyers Manx is an eye-catching microcar manufactured by Meyers Motors during its brief existence from 1964 to 1972. Resembling a downsized hot rod with its fiberglass body and minimalist design, this vehicle stands out as an iconic product of the Sixties' automotive culture. It's a 1965 model, emphasizing its place amidst other influential cars of that decade. Despite its compact size, fitting neatly within a standard garage door, it boasts impressive performance credentials with its sporty appearance matched by a powerful engine. The Manx is powered by a four-speed manual transmission connected to an engine capable of outputting up to 180 hp in some iterations, reflecting Meyers' commitment to blending style and speed.

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