Classic Sports Cars / Daytona (United States) - AllCarIndex

Classic Sports Cars was a kit car manufacturer based in Holly Hill, Florida, that operated from 1985 to 1990. The company specialized in producing replicas of classic automobiles, catering to enthusiasts who sought to own vehicles reminiscent of iconic designs.

The initial offerings from Classic Sports Cars included the Daytona MIGI, a replica of the MG-TD, and the Moya, which was a quasi-replica of the Bugatti. These kits were designed to be built on the chassis of either Volkswagen or Chevrolet Chevette vehicles, allowing for a degree of customization and accessibility for builders.

In 1988, Classic Sports Cars expanded its product line by acquiring two additional models from other manufacturers. These included replicas of the 1953 Chevrolet Corvette and the 1955 Ford Thunderbird, further diversifying their offerings in the kit car market.

The company was also known by several other names, including Daytona Automotive Fiberglass, Daytona Auto, and Kit Car World. Despite its relatively short operational period, Classic Sports Cars contributed to the kit car scene by providing enthusiasts with the opportunity to create their own versions of classic sports cars.