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Ginetta G15.
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DARE Ginetta G4. Launched in 1991 by the Walklett brothers and son, DARE set out to remanufacture a wider updated version of the 1961 G4. This road/race car has many different specifications from 750cc upwards.
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DARE Ginetta G4. In 1989 the Walklett brothers sold Ginetta, but the new owners failed, and it changed hands again. In 1991 Ivor and Trevers Walklett and son Mark Walklett set up DARE (Design And Research Engineering) and commenced remanufacture of the G4 and G12
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Ginetta G15. Introduced in 1967 the Ginetta G15 sold more than 700 before production ceased in 1974. Standard cars had either a Hillman Imp 875cc engine or the tuned 998cc Imp engine. Suspension used Triumph Herald parts.
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Ginetta G15. Introduced in 1967 the Ginetta G15 was one of the prettier Imp-engined kit cars produced in the 1960s
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Ginetta-Zytek GZ09S. A joint project between Zytek and Ginetta, both companies being owned by Lawrence Tomlinson
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Ginetta-Zytek GZ09S. Finished 21st at 24 Heures du Mans 2009 running with a Zytek ZJ458 4.5 L V8 engine
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Ginetta G15. In the tail sat a standard 875cc Hillman Imp engine, or a tuned 998cc one
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