For an asking price of only $2,900, Fred in Reading, Pennsylvania has a beautiful purple Fiberfab Aztec II for sale (sorry, I messed up the color a little in the pictures — it’s purple not wine colored) for sale. The car is currently registered with vintage vehicle tags in Alabama as a “1962 Aztec” under the VW VIN. Unfortunately it’s not currently running, needing work on the pan and potentially more on the driveline. The fiberglass is in good shape, but the windshield (out of a ‘66 to ‘69 Corvette) will need to be replaced.

Fred (Transportation Emporium LLC) can be reached at fred@TransportationEmporium.com (he’s also the promoter of the Deutsche Classic, a show for German cars), and can arrange delivery of the vehicle if needed. For someone willing to do the mechanical work, this is a beautiful rare car that be stunning if finished nicely.

Dave has decided to sell his gullwing door Aztec GT — “too many cars and other projects” — which he’s owned for about fifteen years. It’s a great potential restoration project for someone. He’s located near Murfreesboro, TN, and can be reached by email at xxxx@xxxxxxx. Sold!

Long before FiberFab’s hit cars like the Avenger, there was the Aztec GT, and the car that would become the namesake of the Aztec 7 (due, they say, to its quality construction). It’s also probably one of the first kits to have gullwing doors.

Eric Martin, who runs (or ran; I’m not sure if the company still exists) the chassis manufacturer A&E — on whose custom chassis this originally VW kit is built — built up an aerokit for his Aztec GT, making it look far more produced and modern. It was done using urethane foam covered in fiberglass mat and cloth. I believe this was one of the first cars, if not the first car, that I ever posted to the site.