Mythical vehicle

Fun and playful

Pleasure guaranteed



French registration title from Volkswagen Coccinelle

Chassis n° [Phone Number]8



In 1963, Bruce Meyer, a California-based boat and surfboard designer, specialized in polyester manufacturing, launched the idea of a small beach car with a polyester laminate body using a very common basis: the Volkswagen Beetle.

This little car has no equivalent: without doors, with a very round nose and a shortened chassis, it receives the modified chassis of the Beetle.

In 1964, the first Meyer Manx began hitting the sand, amazing everyone by its innovative and appealing looks.

Meyer sensed that his creation was on its way to becoming legendary.

He began selling Buggies in kit form in 1966, and the car, a symbol of a whole generation in love with freedom, in the spirit of the sixties, met an unprecedented success.

The concept was taken up by many manufacturers around the world, including SOVRA, a company based in the Loiret region of Fran...