Exploring the Dune Buggy and Its History

Robbie and Jersey Jon visit Ryan, whose late father was a shop teacher with a collection of cars and tractors. They explore the shop and discuss the history of dune buggies, focusing on a specific model built by Ryan's father. After inspecting the vehicle, they negotiate a purchase price, considering the work needed to restore it.

What was the profession of the father of the brother and sister Robbie and Jersey Jon visited?

• Car salesman

• Shop teacher

• Auto mechanic

• Engineer

What did Ryan's father have in the back of his shop?

• A collection of vintage cars

• A paint workshop

• A library of auto manuals

• A small foundry

Which vehicle is known as the first dune buggy?

• The Meyers Manx

• The Volkswagen Beetle

• The Imp

• The EMPI

What is the main difference between the Meyers Manx and the Imp?

• The Meyers Manx has a different chassis

• The Imp is a knockoff of the Meyers Manx

• The Imp is more expensive

• The Meyers Manx is heavier

What was the last year the Imp was on the road?

• 1980

• 1970

• 1990

• 1964

What was Robbie's initial offer for the Imp?

• $3,500

• $3,000

• $2,500

• $2,000

What was the final agreed price for the Imp?

• $3,000

• $2,700

• $2,600

• $2,500

What did Robbie and Jersey Jon plan to do with the Imp after purchasing it?

• Restore it and get it running

• Display it in a museum

• Sell it immediately

• Use it for parts

What was the main reason Robbie felt confident about the Imp's build quality?

• It had low mileage

• Ryan's father was an auto mechanics teacher

• It had been recently restored

• It was built by a professional company

What was the main challenge mentioned in restoring the Imp?

• Finding original parts

• The lack of documentation

• The amount of work required

• The cost of shipping