I’ve mentioned in the past that some cars are like Pringles, once an engine pops, you can’t stop buying more parts cars. Owners of the iconic Volkswagen Beetle are prime offenders, probably because the cost to buy a parts car is considerably less than the sum of their parts, but it also spreads to classic […]
The Jamaican was another quasi home-built kit-car from Bud Goodwin’s Fiberfab, makers of the fabulous Aztec, and fantastic Banshee. According to sales literature, the Jamaican used a donor chassis from a Austin-Healey, Triumph TR, MGA or VW to roll its Ferrari-esq shape around. Find this 1958 Fiberfab Jamaican project offered for $4,500 in Pleasant View, […]
A long time ago, in an alternate dimension, a young Bruce Wayne is orphaned. His parent’s wealth is soon depleted by a drunken Alfred’s gambling spree and young Bruce is cast into the abyss of foster care. He is a nice kid and soon enough adopted by Mama June and Honey Bear of Honey Boo […]
The Aztec II is a model of kit car sold by Fiberfab, a small kit manufacturer founded in 1964 by Warren “Bud” Goodwin that according to its website is still in business. Unfortunately the website was last updated in 2012 with some note about an upcoming 2013 model…so much for the Fiberfab revival. Anyway, if […]