Davrian Developments Ltd race cars

Davrian Developments Ltd

Davrian Developments Ltd was a British car manufacturer founded in 1967 by Adrian Evans and David Clarke. The company produced lightweight sports cars, generally sold in kit form and built around a fibreglass monocoque, often using engines derived from the Hillman Imp. The various Davrian models, from the Mk1 to the Mk8, were mainly used in motorsport, particularly in rallying and hill climbs. The company ceased trading in 1983, but its designs later formed the basis for the development of Darrian competition cars.