HERON Car Manual PDF & Wiring Diagram are above the page.

Ross Baker founded the company in Rotorua in 1962. He started production of racing cars in 1965 at the latest. Between 1983 and 1990, street-legal automobiles were added. The brand name was Heron. 1999 ended the production

The Mk 1 of 1965 was similar to the Lotus (Manuals PDF page) 23 and had a four-cylinder engine from Ford with 1500 cc.

The following Mk 2 was designed for the inclusion of the six-cylinder boxer engine of the Chevrolet Corvair. However, the two manufactured vehicles then received V8 engines from the Daimler SP 250 and Ford (PDF Manuals pages).

In 1983, the MJ 1 was released. This was a two-seater coupe with a fiberglass body. A four-cylinder Fiat engine with OHC valve control and a displacement of 1600 cc was located behind the mid-engine seats. The transmission had four gears. Model maintenance led to a larger engine with 2000 cc and a five-speed gearbox. By 1985, 24 vehicles were created. At this time was switched to an engine from the Ford Telstar or Mazda 626 (Manual PDF page).

In 1989, the technically identical MJ 2 supplemented the assortment. The vehicle was a bit longer and could accommodate 2 + 2 seats