Classic Coachcraft was an American automotive manufacturer based in San Diego, California, that operated around 1985. The company specialized in producing replica kits, notably for the Ferrari Daytona, utilizing Corvette running gear as the foundation for its vehicles.

The offerings from Classic Coachcraft included both roadster and coupe versions of the Daytona replica, catering to enthusiasts who sought to emulate the design and performance of the original Ferrari model. The use of Corvette components allowed for a blend of classic styling with more accessible performance and reliability.

Although Classic Coachcraft was a relatively short-lived enterprise, it contributed to the niche market of replica cars during the 1980s, appealing to collectors and automotive enthusiasts interested in classic designs without the associated costs of original models.