Wish your sports car looked even sportier? Devin to the rescue.
Between 1955 and 1964, this American firm offered a wide range of fiberglass sports car bodies–swoopy, flowing bodies that recalled contemporary Italian designs.
What chassis went with these bodies? Whatcha got? Devin built its panels in a range of sizes, allowing a complete body to fit MGs and Triumphs to Corvettes and T-birds.
This particular Devin 295 body was never built or mounted. “Condition is very close to as removed from the molds aside of some light scuffs and scratches from being in a barn since the ’60s,” notes the seller. “All panels are there, and it has a molded-in cockpit which was an extremely rare option for the 295 bodies, according to Kreg from the Devin Registry. Nothing is cut or warped.”
The price for this time-warp Devin? $5000. If it doesn’t go soon, the seller notes, it goes up for auction. The body is located just outside Cleveland.
