Dune

The ad describes the car as a 'Manx Replica' but its looks could be from any number of innumerable dune buggy body builders.

The fiberglass looks solid and the tires appear to have a good bit of nub so there doesn’t really seem to be much to do to improve the buggy outside of installing those turn signals and maybe some wipers. There doesn’t seem to be any other sort of weather protection on the car but that shouldn’t matter since this isn’t something you’d take on a rescue mission during a typhoon or something. There are little bumps on the cowl for placement of the former and the seller says the latter comes with the car and just needs to be installed. Still, it looks to be just as much fun and seems to be in terrific shape as well. Instead, he was just trying to make something that he and his surfing buddies could drive on the cheap down in Baja so they could cart their boards and themselves to the beach. That opinion could be argued, but in the car’s—and imagined owner’s—defense, Marauder ownership would imply a pretty cool granddad.