Texas Manx Club

by **GregR** » 31 Mon Dec, 2007 10:09 am

Check out the great build article from JSPBTOWN. Now he's from MA, but we'll let that slide :lol:

Great job restoring a Manx and great documentation. Thanks Jeff!
http://www.texasmanxclub.com/MR_JSPBTOWN.htm

by **jspbtown** » 31 Mon Dec, 2007 1:58 pm

Thanks Greg!

Yes, I am from MA, but everyone should have some level of pity for me.....we are getting about 12" of snow!

These pics were from this weekend....before the 12" we are getting now.

by **Tom Kathleen** » 31 Mon Dec, 2007 2:23 pm

Nice job! I hope to see you at some of the New England shows in 2008. Tom

by **David O'** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 9:00 am

Just goes to prove that quality shows up anywhere! :lol:

by **richard king** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 10:24 am

That is a really nice car. Good job if you were down here you could be driving it not just setting in it

by **jspbtown** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 12:59 pm

Thanks guys....

I wish I could be driving it, but as I sit here looking out my window I can see only snow coming down.

April is only 3 months away!

by **MURZ** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 1:13 pm

Jeff the car is beautiful. I hope that one day , somewhere, sometime, I can view the car in person. You have talent my friend. Keep up the good work.

by **Texasbuggys** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 4:43 pm

Welcome to the club, very nice buggy! Sure looks cold in the pictures! Hey just curious if the pods were from me? They look just like the pods I offer. I love the color choices, again a very well executed buggy! Kudos to you, the builder!

by **jspbtown** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 7:11 pm

Murz....thanks for the nice words. I never really thought of it as talent...more like a need to stay out of trouble!

Texasbuggys....yes, I think I did buy them from you...maybe 2 years back? You shipped them via Greyhound bus? Its been a while, but I think they were yours. They fit great....one low section on one side that needed some filling but I think it was from my buggy's age, versus your product. I was very please with them. They took primer and paint very well.

by **MURZ** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 7:26 pm

The cage was from Neil right?

by **Aquabuggy** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 7:38 pm

Yea at least part of that buggy is from Texas :lol:

GREAT lookin buggy! Nice job!

How about a preview of your next project

by **Texasbuggys** » 01 Tue Jan, 2008 8:20 pm

Man that was awhile back, yep that was them. Glad they fit and you made them look like a million bucks on your buggy! Yep you are truely apart of the club, you have two Texasmanx club sponsors parts on that fine ride! I am very excited that you are running pods from Texasbuggys! I love the wheels choice also.

by **Yellermanx** » 02 Wed Jan, 2008 7:23 am

Texasbuggys wrote:Welcome to the club, very nice buggy! Sure looks cold in the pictures! Hey just curious if the pods were from me? They look just like the pods I offer. I love the color choices, again a very well executed buggy! Kudos to you, the builder!

Just curious. What is different about your pods that allows you to recognize them :?:

Thanks

by **Texasbuggys** » 02 Wed Jan, 2008 1:09 pm

White gel-coat and I remember the name and his location. Ya got some too?

by **Yellermanx** » 02 Wed Jan, 2008 3:09 pm

Texasbuggys wrote:White gel-coat and I remember the name and his location. Ya got some too?

I just have the ones that were on my buggy when I bought it (brand unknown, black gelcoat under paint). I thought you saw something in the pictures above that made them stand out as yours. Since to me they looked like standard pods I was curious if something was different about them. Just curious.

Thanks

by **jspbtown** » 02 Wed Jan, 2008 4:53 pm

Yes, I got the cage from Neil. I like it. With the seats, and the diamond plat floors my head doesn't even come clost to hitting the center tubes. And I am 6'2' tall.

And I never thought of that but, yes I do have two Texas Manx Club sponsers products on the buggy.

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