Long before the Corvette Came on the scene, low production runs of fiberglass bodies were being made in the early 1950's Eventually this lead to the replica market. In the late 1960's through the 70's the big dog in the business was Fiber Fab. They made all kinds from dune buggies to to this replica of the Ford GT. It was available in many versions from this one piece body with VW power to tube frame monsters with big block v8's Although not very expensive even now the possibilities are limitless for the hobbyist who wants something different. These cars are a very interesting part of the hobby. Share your stories with us.

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