Fiberfab Inc.

Fiberfab Jamaican on the chassis of an Austin-Healey 100 (1959)

Fiberfab Inc. was an American manufacturer of kit cars in Santa Clara (California) . The company was founded in 1964 by Warren Goodwin and initially dealt with the construction of tuning parts for street rods and body parts for the Ford Mustang . In 1965, the construction of kit cars began, which was continued until 1978. In 1983 the company was taken over by Classic Motor Carriages .

The Jamaican was available on the basis of the TR3 , the TR4 , the MGA , the Austin Healey 100 or the VW Beetle . Fiberfab later built its own chassis for the Jamaican and used a V8 engine.

Fiberfab also made a replica of the Ford GT40 based on the VW Beetle floor pan called the Avenger GT . The Fiberfab Valkyrie was a similar car designed to accommodate a V8 engine.

The Bonito was built under license in Germany by Fiberfab Body and Sweden .

Fiberfab also built tuned vehicles that were used in the THX 1138 film .

Models

Fiberfab FT Bonito

• Avenger
• Aztec
• Aztec 7
• Bonito
• Caribee / Banshee
• Centurion
• Classic Tiffany
• Clodhopper (beach buggy)
• Cobra
• gazelle
• Jamaican
• Liberty
• Migi - Replica of a MG-TD
• Scarab (3-wheel vehicle)
• Speedster 356
• Speedster 359
• Vegabond (beach buggy)
• Valkyrie
• 1934 Ford Cabriolet
• 1934 Ford Victoria
• 1934 Mercedes

Web links

Commons : Fiberfab  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Yahoo! -Group for the Fiberfab Aztec (English)
• Yahoo! -Group for the Fiberfab Aztec 7 (English)
• Yahoo! -Group for the Fiberfab Jamaican (English)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Fiberfab Bonito in the Swedish kit car register (Swedish)  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.