Byers was an American automotive manufacturer founded by Jim Byers. Byers specialized in the creation of limited production, fiberglass bodied kit cars. The company produced a variety of cars in the post-WW2 era, but their most well known is the SR-100. An estimated 25 examples of the SR-100 were made, featuring a modified Ford chassis paired to a Chevrolet engine, and parts scrounged from various other sources. Although Byers has long closed its doors, modern revivals of the Byers SR-100 are still in production.