Fiberfab Jamaican (1962 to 1971)

The Fiberfab Jamaican was a distinctive mid-1960s American kit car. Designed as a lightweight fiberglass fastback coupe, it offered sleek, European-inspired styling at a fraction of the cost of contemporary sports cars. Sold strictly as a body kit, the Jamaican was commonly mounted on donor platforms such as the Volkswagen Beetle or Chevrolet Corvair, typically retaining their flat-four or flat-six engines. Its combination of dramatic styling, low weight, and mechanical flexibility made it one of Fiberfab’s more recognized and versatile designs of the era.