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WOLFGANG'89 CMC FWB, FL Supporting Member

Interesting read - sniffing all that fiberglass resin must do something to kit car creators! Bud Goodwin sure developed a lot of interesting cars!

http://www.coachbuilt.com/bui/f/fiberfab/fiberfab.htm

8/29/208:37 AM

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edsnovaBaltimore - BCW 52 MG TD Supporting Member

Wow. Holy crap!

WOLFGANG'89 CMC FWB, FL Supporting Member

A vast list of cars designed and built - to include replacement panels for Corvette and Mustang:

pre 1983

Fiberfab Bonito FT (Germany)

Fiberfab Scarab STM on Highway

Avenger - Ford GT40 replica built from 1964 (also known as the Bonito)
Aztec - 1964-65
Aztec II- 1966-67
Rat Mk1 Beach Buggy 1959
Rat Mk2 Beach Buggy 1959
Aztec 7 based on the Bertone Carabo, an Alfa Romeo concept car and built in the 1970s
Bonanza GT - built from the early 1970s
Centurion - about 1965. Only 5 were made with General Motors making Fiberfab stop production around the time of Goodwin's incarceration.^[23]
Clodhopper (dune buggy) - built from 1968 to 1970
Jamaican - built from the 1960s
Liberty - built in the mid 1970s - used a Mustang V8 engine
Migi - MG TD replica - built from at least 1977
Scarab STM (3-wheeled) - built from 1975
Vagabond (dune buggy) - built from 1968 to 1970
Valkyrie - Ford GT40 replica built from 1966

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