Esprit Coachworks was an American kit car manufacturer that operated in the early 1980s, with locations in Corona and Hawaiian Gardens, California. The company specialized in distributing low-volume automotive manufacturers and was known for its production of various replica vehicles.
Among its notable offerings was a replica of the DeTomaso Pantera, which was constructed using a Volkswagen Beetle chassis. Additionally, Esprit Coachworks provided the FIERRO 600 sports car kit, appealing to enthusiasts looking for customizable options. The company also produced a unique Cobra replica, which was available in two configurations: one built on a Volkswagen Beetle chassis and another featuring a tube-frame design equipped with a Ford V8 engine for those seeking a more powerful performance.
Esprit Coachworks contributed to the kit car market by providing enthusiasts with the opportunity to own replicas of popular sports cars, reflecting the trends of automotive customization during that era.
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