Huffaker
Huffaker Engineering, founded by Joe Huffaker in 1960, is a distinguished name in American motorsports, known for producing high-performance race cars and providing engineering expertise to various racing disciplines. Based in Northern California, Huffaker Engineering initially gained prominence with its competitive Formula Junior and Formula Vee cars, which showcased Joe Huffaker’s exceptional design and fabrication skills. The company expanded its influence by developing successful cars for SCCA racing, notably the Huffaker Genie, which became a dominant force in the sports car racing scene. Huffaker’s vehicles were celebrated for their innovative engineering, lightweight construction, and superior handling characteristics. The company’s collaboration with major manufacturers, including British Leyland and MG, further cemented its reputation for excellence in race car development. Huffaker Engineering’s legacy is marked by its contributions to the success of numerous drivers and teams, its ongoing presence in vintage racing, and its unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of automotive performance.
