ID this car at the All British show

[sammyb]

My father took this pic (see attached) and asked me to ID the car. (He already forgot what it was.) I took one look and said "Fiberfab," but I think it's a different kit car.

Does anyone know for sure?

 

[Bruce Bowker]

I think one of these was on eBay awhile back. Can't remember the name at the moment. Might have been named after the person who built them?

I am 99.9% sure it is not a Fiberfab product.

Bruce

 

[Bruce Bowker]

I did not find the car above yet but this is an interesting page.

https://www.directory.net/Business/Automotive/Kit_Cars_and_Replicas/

 

[coldplugs]

Looks like a Piper, probably a "GTT". Google will probably find something on it.

 

[Sherlock]

I thought of the Piper as well

 

[sammyb]

Yes, my father has confirmed that it's a Piper

 

[Bruce Bowker]

That was the name and I am sure one was on eBay.

More about the cars

https://www.thepiperclub.org.uk/pipercompanyhistory.html

https://www.thepiperclub.org.uk/pipercarshistory.html

 

[William]

One of the editors at Classic and Sports Car is running a Piper. He apparently sold a nice Elise to buy it. Also has an Elan and a mean looking Triumph 2500 sedan.

Neat cars-never seen one up close!

-Wm.

 

[Don Lattimer]

That loks like the one that Wirewheel recently sold in Florida.

Don

 

[Sherlock]

I wouldn't be surprised... Piper's are very rare as I understand (and always were when new).

That is probably the only Piper in North America, or certainly one of very few over here.

 

[mrtvr]

Absolutely, that is a Piper. Not something you see very often.