GD T70 SPYDER
INSPIRED BY A RACING ICON
AN UNSTOPPABLE POWERHOUSE
Inspired by world’s fastest 1960’s race cars
It would be wrong to just simply copy an icon and profit from its glory, better to reflect and evolve for today’s enthusiasts to enjoy.
The GD T70 may resemble one of the world’s fastest race cars of the mid 60’s – history tells us how the Lola T70 triumphed in the hands of racing greats such like the late John Surtees, Dan Gurney and Mark Donohue. These race cars were small, lightweight, effortlessly beautiful and breathtakingly quick by today’s standards, but equally fragile and not well suited for road endurance.
Experience the thrill of driving with our GDT70.
A powerhouse both on the track and the road, delivering unparalleled performance and unfiltered driving sensations.
Developed to comply with UK SVA/IVA and to offer a alternative for today’s expectations of visibility, cockpit space and safety the GDT70 exploits the 1960’s charm with gut churning V8 performance and addictive nimble handling to be the ultimate classic supercar.
The GD T70 is available factory built or in self build component form with performance power to weight options from 450bhp/tonne - 700bhp/tonne. Or in other words, ridiculously fast or damn right mental.
CHAMPIONSHIP WINNING UNDERPINNINGS
A fully developed and proven performance car with the unique benefit of multi-championship wins in racing to add to the pedigree yet still how remarkably comfortable on the road, no scuttle shake, no rattles or squeaks and no fierce clutch pressure to deal with, a pure joy to drive.
Discover the extraordinary GD T70 Spyder.
A supercar that redefines automotive excellence in both design and performance on a global scale. What sets the GDT70 apart is its innovative structural design, featuring a unique combination of a tubular space frame and aluminium panelling with GRP composite panels, incorporating vital safety features for peace of mind whilst delivering unparalleled performance and drivability setting it miles apart from the competition.
