Cereal City Tub Club Members (cont)

           

Owner: Jay Brown
Style: Manx Look-a-Like
Motor: Turbocharged 1776cc

The red and silver metal flake body sits atop a '56 pan.  They like to do a little cruisin' and occasionally head to the dunes.  They would like to thank all their friends and family for the help completing the buggy.

         

Owner: Doug Bradshaw
Style: El Lobo
Motor: Unknown

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Owner: Bob & Star Minier
Style: Unknown
Motor: 1914cc

Bob bought his buggy from a previous member and got lucky because it was pretty well finished.  Those fat tires in the back sure make it look tough.  Bob and Star enjoy cruising the streets with the other tub buggies to get ice cream or whatever.

              

Owner: James Moore
Style: Unknown
Motor: 1600cc

James is a fairly new member to the group.  He turned this buggy into a head turning machine with the sand shark yellow paint job tricked out with purple flames.  He enjoys driving it around town and showing it off.  Who can blame him?



              

Owner: Rick Franklin
Style: Unknown
Motor: 2180cc

Need Description.



              

Owner: Shelley Chapman
Style: BCBee
Motor: 1600cc

She purchased her buggy almost turn-key.  Shelley enjoys cruising around town with the other members, even though her buggy is going to be for sale soon.



              

Owner: Rick Voss
Style: Sandshark
Motor: 1915cc

Rick's flamed beauty gets around town with ease powered by his 1915cc engine.  His motor is well-equipped.  It has dual 45 Dellortos, 040 heads, straight cut gears, and a full-flow oil system.



                   

Owner: Dave Martin
Style: Unknown
Motor: Turbocharged 1915cc

He found his dune buggy in a barn.  Dave has been working on it for about 2 years now and turned it into a turbocharged hot rod.  He enjoys taking his ride on the street, strip, and sand. 



              

Owner: Kim Smith
Style: Unknown
Motor: 1300cc

Kim likes to cruise with all the other tubs to shows and such.  He is glad to see so many other people with the same interest.  Kim bought his buggy in 2006.  It resides on a 1965 VW pan, was built in the 70's and is still all original.  It has the fiberglass side pods and Mustang interior.