Canadian Auto Fibres was a Canadian manufacturer that, during the 1960s, offered several kit cars under license from other producers. In 1967 the company introduced its first original design, a kit for a two-seat coupé known as the Scavenger GR6. The Scavenger GR6 was built from three fiberglass sections. The front section could be tilted forward to allow luggage to be loaded and unloaded, while the middle section incorporated the…
