Cooper

CooperCoach Craft was a Canadian automotive manufacturer based in Mississauga, Ontario, that operated from 1986 to approximately 1988. The company specialized in assembling a locally produced version of the Californian Daytona, which was a replica of the Ferrari Daytona Spider.

The CooperCoach Craft vehicles were notable for their craftsmanship and attention to detail, reflecting the design elements of the original Ferrari model. The production of these replicas catered to enthusiasts who sought the aesthetic appeal of the Ferrari Daytona without the associated costs of an authentic model.

Despite its brief existence, CooperCoach Craft contributed to the niche market of replica sports cars in Canada during the late 1980s, showcasing the potential for local assembly of high-end automotive designs.