Mysterions: The New Class of Mystery Cars

Mysterions….it’s our way of recognizing a class of cars that were built “back in the day” but that all information has been lost concerning designer, builder, and owner.  Some were built with questionable design elements, others were beautifully designed but constructed in less than desirable ways, and still others were both beauifully designed and executed. 

Most of these cars come from the early postwar period when having your own sports car often meant building it yourself.  It’s these cars that best represents the class of “Forgotten Fiberglass” cars on our website, and ones that we strive to research and document in the hopes that we can reunite their true history with the car once again.  

Early American sports cars bear names that few recognize such as Meteor, Glasspar or Victress, while these cars are called “Mysterions” because they belong to a group where research has yet to turn up the designer, builder or company responsible for it. 

 This page highlights the many mystery cars our group has found over the years.  If you have any information on these cars, please let us know and e-mail me at geoffrey@grhacker.com

	Mysterions: Establishing a New Class of “Forgotten Fiberglass” Sports cars	Click here for more information
	1955 California Sports Special	Click here for more information
	Mike Accera’s Red Flame Special	Click here for more information
	The Hirsch Sports Car	Click here for more information
	1955 Studebaker Stilletto	Click here for more information
	1955 Gisler Kaiser	Click here  for more information
	Kaiser Sports Special	Click here for more information
	Flying Texas Special	Click here for more information
	Blue Bradenton Beast	Click here for more information
	Car Identified	Click here for more information

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