Powder Coated Black Manx Buggy Windshield Frame Only 43.75 Wide on 2040-parts.com
Corona, California, United States
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Also referred to as a Fiberglass Buggy, Manix Buggy, Manex Buggy, Minx Buggy, Tub Buggy, Toad, Tow'd, or Towd. To measure your windshield, measure at the base of the windshield between the two post. If you do not have a pre-existing windshield, then measure across your hood. Typical sizes are: 42.00, 42.25, 42.50 or 43.75 Custom sizes are no longer available. |
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