Fiberfab Valkyrie (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Fiberfab Valkyrie" in English language version.

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autoevolution.com

Kirk, Benny (19 May 2024). "Poor Man's GT40? This Valkyrie Avenger GT Kit Car Looks the Part, Lacks the Power". AutoEvolution.

autoweek.com

Martin, Murilee (May 15, 2017). "1979: Want a new Bugatti? A '29 Mercedes-Benz? CMC had you covered". Autoweek.

coachbuilt.com

Theobald, Mark (2019). "Fiberfab part 1". Coachbuilt.com.

fiberclassics.org

Vivier, Donnie (14 July 2008). "FiberFab Avenger EV-Conversion". Fiberclassics.

fiberfab.us

Valkyrie Kit (PDF).
"Valkyrie - GEN 1 - Framework". Factory Fiberfab US. 3 November 2003.
"Valkyrie MK III-B — U.M.E.T.S. Assembly". Factory Fiberfab US. 23 July 2003.
Drivetrain Viability Letter. Fiberfab.

mail.fiberfab.us

Chassis Preparation (PDF). Fiberfab.

hagerty.com

Sherman, Don (1 February 2018). "Mid-engine memoir: How and why Don Sherman became a Corvette clairvoyant". Hagerty.

hemmings.com

LaChance, David (March 27, 2024). "Lost and Found". Hemmings.

jalopnik.com

Preston, Benjamin (August 2, 2012). "Own A 60s Fiberglass Kit Car Based On Ford's GT40". Jalopnik.

newspapers.com

"Sports Car Builder Found Dead in His Jail Bunk". San Bernardino County Sun. San Bernardino, California. 27 December 1968. p. 21.

streetmusclemag.com

Demorro, Chris (1 June 2012). "Old GT-40 Kit Car Converted Into Electric Vehicle". Street Muscle Magazine.