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My favorite Links

	Dune Buggy.COM - Best help site on the web
	Dune Buggy Dean - The one of the nicest Manx around. Lot's inspiring photos.
	TexasBuggys - Good fiberglass buggy bodies and parts
	TexasManx - New club celebrating fiberglass dune buggys of all kinds
	The Manx Club - The California based Manx club
	Meyers Manx - Manxster website
	Hawkeye Buggies - fabrication to complete buggies
	Doon Buggies - UK buggy new design, I want one!
	Berrien Buggys - Fiberglass bodies and parts
	North Houston VW Club - Volkswagen club in Houston - my parent club
	E-bay Motors - What can you say, surfers paradise.
	Collector Car Trader - Better prices than E-bay, search for your locale
	The Samba - California based website with many VW's for sale
	MAD Buggy Club - Mid-Atlantic - Extremely cool Dune buggy website.
	Best Dune Buggy Pages - Various listings of Dune Buggy pages
	Dune Buggy Archives - Lots of photos, good source of info
	WHM Buggies Australia - Australian FG Buggy builder, nice chassis & pods fit well on their bodies.
	Lee's Manx Page - Nice construction pages
	Bugs & Buggies - Prices on Berrien Buggy parts, etc.
	Manx Club of Australia - I lived in Western Australia for a while and like to promote our brothers from down under whenever I can. Plus these guys are nuts!
	VW Trends - Good on-line magazine with good tech tips.
	Basic price list to build a buggy from a donor, new chassis and starting with an old buggy. This isn't intended to be an actual price list, just a guide for the basic prices to build a buggy the three basic ways. Excel Spreadsheet.

These are the three books I started with. Even though I didn't build a sand rail dune buggy and some people think it's a little basic, the How to Build a Dune Buggy book got me started and hooked. I still go back to it and I wired my buggy using their diagram, modified for my FG buggy.

The Dune Buggy handbook has a lot of interesting information and tons of photos.

John Muir's book is a classic and everyone should have one. Preferably an oily copy.


	Dune Buggy Handbook The A-Z of VW-based Buggies since 1964
	How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive