Sand rails and buggies went from backyard builds ... Restoring his father's original tunnel buggy got him interested in the history of dune buggies, and that resulted in a website, Facebook ...

Also known as beach buggies and sand rails, dune buggies became wildly popular in the 1960s with the launch of the Meyers Manx, produced by California surfer and entrepreneur Bruce Meyers.

The accident occurred about 9:30 p.m. in an area known as "the flats" when two sand rails -- dune buggy-type vehicles designed for the dunes -- crashed head on, said Tillamook County Sheriff Todd ...

Colt Knost and Drew Stoltz are used to sand traps but nothing could prepare them for their wild ride around the sand rails ...

As we can clearly see, this 215 is actually mounted in a ride that GM probably never even thought of being on the menu: a friggin sand-rail, or as most of us know them, dune buggies, and this one ...

an all-electric dune buggy. And lest you think this was a kit build, be assured that the summary video below shows this little sand rail was 100% scratch-built. The chassis is fabricated from bent ...

SILVER LAKE, MI -- A Lake Michigan business has captured lightning in a bottle − well almost. The Mac Wood’s Dune Ride team ...

Dune buggies used to be a cultural phenomenon back ... buggy lives on and has been taken further than ever by today’s sand rails. But the car we’ll take a look at today pays closer homage ...

Meyers Manx, the groovy little dune buggy that became famous when Steve ... As with other EVs, off-road driving in sand or dirt will deplete the battery faster than when the buggy is on pavement.