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Ginetta G9

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The Ginetta G9 was a Formula 2 racing car project of the mid 1960s. The Ginetta Owners Club model index lists it with a spaceframe chassis and a 1.0 litre power plant, and records one car as started but never completed. The club timeline says that in autumn 1965 the G9 Formula 2 car was not making progress and was abandoned. The Ginetta Owners Club of Switzerland dates the project to 1963 and 1964, which is earlier than the abandonment the timeline gives, and neither club records an engine make, a price or any race entry. It is therefore best understood as an unfinished design exercise in the numbered Ginetta series, not a car that was ever sold or raced.

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Source Ginetta Owners Club: History and Timeline (Ginetta Owners Club)Timeline
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Autumn 1965 G9 Formula 2 car is not making progress and is abandoned

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Source Ginetta Owners Club: History and Timeline (Ginetta Owners Club)History, founding
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Ginetta was founded in 1958 by four Walklett brothers (Bob, Ivor, Trevers and Douglas) in Woodbridge, Suffolk.
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1. Ginetta Owners Club of Switzerland: Ginetta G9
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Types F2 car
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Ginetta Owners Club: History and Timeline (Ginetta Owners Club)
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    Autumn 1965 G9 Formula 2 car is not making progress and is abandoned
  • History, founding
    Ginetta was founded in 1958 by four Walklett brothers (Bob, Ivor, Trevers and Douglas) in Woodbridge, Suffolk.
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