Man Behind the Original VW Beach Buggy Explains his Creation
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Man Behind the Original VW Beach Buggy Explains his Creation



The VW-based dune/beach buggy concept could not have come from anywhere else but California. The original idea came to Bruce Meyers in the early 1960s, and by 1965 he had already hand-built 12 prototypes in his shop – he was formerly a boat builder with a background as an engineer and artist, and he admits that he “spent a lot of time in school.”
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