1966 Triumph TR4A
Yep, it may not look it, but this car does indeed have TR4A underpinnings, but according to the blurb:
"This car wears a Fiberfab Jamaican body kit that was available in the 1960's for English sports cars such as the MGA, TR2, Healey and even a Volkswagen Beetle! It has been subject to total restoration by the present owner.
About 300 bodies were made in various forms, but very few were completed as it was much more difficult than the brochures led you to believe to turn you British Sports Car into a Super car. Arguably it would be cheaper to buy a Super car in the first place!
Currently, there are only two right-hand-drive completed Jamaicans known, this one and another in New Zealand."
1966 Triumph TR4A
Yep, it may not look it, but this car does indeed have TR4A underpinnings, but according to the blurb:
"This car wears a Fiberfab Jamaican body kit that was available in the 1960's for English sports cars such as the MGA, TR2, Healey and even a Volkswagen Beetle! It has been subject to total restoration by the present owner.
About 300 bodies were made in various forms, but very few were completed as it was much more difficult than the brochures led you to believe to turn you British Sports Car into a Super car. Arguably it would be cheaper to buy a Super car in the first place!
Currently, there are only two right-hand-drive completed Jamaicans known, this one and another in New Zealand."