Condor / Perentti (Australia) - AllCarIndex

Condor Perentti was an Australian automotive brand that operated from 1979 to 1988. The company was established by Revolution Fibreglass Pty Ltd, located in Bayswater, Victoria. The brand focused on producing a fibreglass coupe inspired by the Ferrari Dino 246, designed to be mounted on a Volkswagen platform.

The Condor Perentti was based on the Kclmark from the United States but underwent significant modifications to meet Australian design regulations. Key figures in the development of the vehicle included Bill Kain, Gordon Peters, and John Dixon. The car offered various engine options, with the Mazda 12A rotary engine being the performance choice, while 1600cc engines from Ford and Mitsubishi were also popular among buyers. The vehicles were available both as complete cars and in kit form, allowing for a degree of customization.

In 1981, a notable development of the Condor Perentti was introduced, featuring a lengthened version that accommodated four seats. However, the production program was sold in 1988, and since then, there have been no further developments or activities associated with the brand.