Beaujangle

Beaujangle Enterprises was a British kit car manufacturer based in Manchester. The company initially built inexpensive Ford T-bucket shells before turning its attention to a model called the Can-Am, which was based on an American kit car design and was said to have drawn inspiration from Can-Am racing cars of the United States.

The Can-Am was constructed using a Volkswagen floorpan that had been shortened by five inches (127 mm), with suspension modifications intended to improve the car's handling. Only six examples of the Can-Am were built by Beaujangle Enterprises.

The design was briefly revived in 1985 by another company, Lemazone, though this revival was short-lived.