The Ginetta G30 was a kit sports car presented by Ginetta in 1986 as part of the G26 family. Ginetta combined the long chassis and hatchback body of the G26 with the higher bonnet of the shorter G28, so that like the G26 it is a five seater, but with the broad Vauxhall Astra headlights in place of pop up lights. The higher bonnet allowed six cylinder Ford engines, and most cars were fitted with the 2.8 litre Cologne engine. The kit was priced at 2,988 pounds, only slightly more than the G26. It was rarely sold, and depending on the source Ginetta sold 10 or 14 kits before the whole family ended in 1992.
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designed, developed, and manufactured by British company Ginetta
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designed, developed, and manufactured by British company Ginetta
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Ginetta G30
For the G30, presented in 1986
Ginetta G30, engine class
the installation of six-cylinder Ford engines is possible
Ginetta G30, body style
combined the long chassis and hatchback body of the G26
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which were produced until 1992
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designed, developed, and manufactured by British company Ginetta
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are a series of two-door sports cars
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are a series of two-door sports cars
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Models, G26, G28, G30 and G31Quote, Models, G26, G28, G30 and G31
Six G28 and fourteen G30 were finished
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