Budweiser and Bertone: 1972 Fiberfab Aztec 7

Founded in the 1960s, Fiberfab became known for wild, low-volume kit cars that borrowed heavily from the exotic-car dream world while keeping the mechanical bits cheap, familiar, and mostly Volkswagen-shaped. The Aztec 7 was one of its most outrageous efforts, clearly inspired by the wedge-shaped Alfa Romeo Carabo concept and the late-’60s obsession with gullwing doors, low noses, and spaceship proportions. The Aztec 7 might have been assembled with more Budweiser and less Bertone, but it makes an interesting car for your Friday night cruise. Find this 1972 Fiberfab Aztec 7 offered for $9000 in Eastover, SC via fiberbook markztec.

From the seller:

1972 Fiberfab aztec 7 VW Beetle
$9,000
Listed a week ago in Eastover, SC
About this vehicle
Driven 123,456 miles
Automatic transmission
Exterior color: Blue · Interior color: Grey
Seller’s description
I have a Fiberfab Aztec 7 kit car, powered by a 1972 VW Beetle. Only about 400 of these kits were made. Styled after the Alfa Romeo Carabo concept.
Clean & Clear SC Title
Manual Trans
12v system
1641 dual port engine
Has gullwing doors with no windows
Windshield is not the Lamborghini Muira window it has lexan
Fun little car . Turns heads , and gets a lot of attention at shows

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