Here is an introduction to the whole cult of the
dune buggy, from its earliest beginnings as a crude off-road vehicle in
the 1920s, to the explosion of glassfibre-bodied and VW-based fun cars
that became the cult transport of teenagers everywhere in the 1960s and
1970s. With histories, production details, dates and identification tips
for over 70 US and UK buggies, this book will help identify the many
marques that have been produced over the years. Using period photographs
and archive material, combined with amazing contemporary photography,
the book is a visual feast, and also contains sections on buggies and
celebrities for those that want to spot pop stars, TV hosts and racing
drivers posing with period vehicles.
Albar "S" & "ES"
Apal
Baja GT
Barris "T"
Berry Mini-T
Boss Bug
Bounty Hunter
Bugetta
Bugle
Bushmaster
Claimjumper
Deserter GS & GT
Dune Runner
EMPI Imp
FF Buggy
Fiberfab Clodhopper & Vagabond
Fiber Jet Cobra & Sand Hopper
Fiber Jet Enos & Indy "500"
Fiber Jet Rough Terrain
Fiber-Tech Manx
Fun Hugger
Gallery
Glitterbug
GP MkI
GP MkIIGP Super Buggy
GP LDV (Light Delivery Van)
GP Ranchero GT Buggy
Humbug
Hustler
Hustler GT
Invader
Jackson's Kustom Buggy Kango Kellison Sandpiper Kyote Kyote II (US)
Kyote II (UK) Limited Edition Californian
Mangosta
Manta-Ray MkI-III
Meyers Manx (Monocoque) Meyers Manx (VW Floorpan) Meyers Tow'd Minibug
Ocelot & Ocelot S/S Parabug Powerbug Rat Renegade (US) Renegade (UK)
Renegade "T" Sandpiper Scorpion LT Shark Stripper
Tramp
Volksrod MkI
Volksrod MkII-IV
Vulture Parting Shots
