For a few years now, the newly revived Meyers Manx has made cool beach buggies with a variety of powertrains—VW flat-four, three-cylinder radial, and all-electric. Now, though, it's building something quite a bit more powerful with UK Porsche shop Tuthill Porsche. The LFG is an all-wheel drive, flat-six powered tribute to the Baja 1000-winning Meyers Manx of 1967. And yes, LFG stands for exactly what you think it does.
The LFG's carbon-fiber bodywork is the handiwork of Freeman Thomas, the designer of the Audi TT and the Volkswagen New Beetle. The press release from Meyers Manx was light on specs, but it does say that the car is available with a number of engine choices, including Tuthill's four-valve air-cooled flat-six from the wild 911K. It also gets a six-speed sequential gearbox, and front, center, and rear limited-slip differentials. There are twin adjustable coilovers at each corner, and BF Goodrich all-terrain tires, naturally.