The JBF Boxer was created in 1992 by John Fernley who owned a motorcycle business at the time and after seeing a Lomax he wanted to make a kit car. The idea was to sell a set of plans for a plywood and aluminum body to drop onto a Citroen  2CV chassis. The car could be either 3 or 4 wheeled. The prototype had a  rigid body made from marine ply with fibreglass seams which was then clad in  thin aluminium. Fernley wanted to use as much of the donor car as possible and used  all the instruments and running gear etc.  He even used the side windows as a  kind of Brooklands aero screen.

The car was tested by a couple of  magazines and was found to handle and perform very  well.  Unfortunately the business had to be wound up and the car was sold.