Fiberfab Aztec (1963 to 1971)

The Fiberfab Aztec was one of the earliest and most recognizable creations from Fiberfab, introduced in the mid-1960s. With its sharp, futuristic fiberglass body and low coupe profile, the Aztec captured the experimental spirit of the American kit-car movement. Sold as a body kit, it was most commonly built on a Volkswagen Beetle chassis, typically retaining the air-cooled flat-four engine. Lightweight and relatively simple to assemble, the Aztec helped establish Fiberfab’s reputation and remains an iconic example of 1960s American kit-car design.