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The Dune Buggy craze of the 1960s represents an extremely fun page in automotive history. Founded in Southern California by Bruce Meyer who worked as an artist, engineer, surfer, and boat builder, he came up with the idea for building fun and interesting looking fiberglass bodies that could be retro fitted onto an existing Volkswagen Beetle chassis with a ready to roll drive train. These dune buggies proved to be very useful for handling to terrain of sand dunes, desserts, and beaches alike. The popularity of the Dune Buggy was also seen in pop culture, being featured in popular movies, cartoons, TV shows and even getting a few Matchbox castings and car for Barbie!

Our featured Dune Buggy sits on a 1964 Volkswagen chassis. The car is powered by a 1600 cubic centimeter air cooler 4-cylinder engine linked to a 4-speed manual transmission. The car finished in a stunning meter flake orange paint job...

This 1961 Volkswagen Dune Buggy in done up with a stunning green metal flaked paint & old school silver/gray flamed paint scheme, keeping with the look of a true 1960's buggy! Make no mistake about it, this is a top to bottom quality build. Under the hood, you'll find a worked up 2200cc Flat 4 VW engine paired with a 4 speed manual transmission, providing a smooth and enjoyable driving experience while blasting through the gears. The aluminum wheels are wrapped with some newer Kumhos up front & some beefy 31x10. 5x15 Goodyear Wranglers out back, not only enhancing the vehicle's aesthetics, but also contribute to its performance capabilities. Safety is always a priority, and this Dune Buggy comes equipped with Fox reservoir shocks for optimum handling, updated front suspension components, 4-wheel disc braking, high...

This iconic vehicle is a testament to the timeless design and engineering prowess of the Volkswagen brand. Its sleek silver exterior is complemented by a luxurious black leather interior, offering a blend of style and comfort that is hard to find in today's vehicles. Under the hood, this Dune Buggy is powered by a robust 1600CC 4 Cylinder engine, paired with a 4 Speed manual transmission. This combination ensures a smooth and responsive driving experience, whether you're cruising down the highway or exploring off-road trails. Inside, the black leather interior offers a touch of luxury, providing a comfortable and stylish environment for both driver and passengers. The vehicle is also equipped with seatbelts, ensuring safety is...

The paint on this thing will stop you in your tracks. This unique color is called Matte-it-Mango and it will also change colors in certain lighting. The interior goes quite well being a two tone Black and Orange with bucket seats. Adding to the great look are a set of skeleton hands for the side mirrors, custom aluminum wheels wearing radial rubber, push bars and a high SuperTrapp muffler. The attention to detail on this build is the highest that we've seen on any Volkswagen. The build is two years old and has covered a little over 3,000 miles but looks brand new. The build was a frame off and included a 1600cc engine, 4 speed transmission, rear disc brakes, Alpine stereo and a five-stage paint...

Nicknamed Bug, lending partial inspiration to the term 'buggy' the Beetle platform chassis was used because the rear engine layout improves traction, the air-cooled engine avoids the complexities and failure points associated with a water-cooled engine, the Beetle's front torsion bar suspension was not only considered cheap and robust, but it was also extremely easy to alter and adjust its ride-height. In the rear of the buggy, you'll find a rebuilt 1600cc Transverse 4 engine with new internals, mated to a smooth shifting IRS 4-speed manual transmission giving you full control over your driving experience, allowing you to navigate the roads with precision and ease. The interior of this buggy is just as impressive as its exterior. The black Aces Racing Apex seats with red stitching and matching 4-point harnesses are both stylish...