The Ginetta G19 was a single seater racing car project of the late 1960s that was never completed. The Ginetta Owners Club model index lists it as a Formula 1 single seater with a 3 litre BRM V8 engine and records that it was abandoned at the design stage, and its timeline places that abandonment in summer 1969. The Wikipedia article on the company describes the G19 differently, as a Formula 3 single seater of which only one was produced. Since no further source was found to settle the difference, the class and the number built are left open here, and only the facts the club pages state are recorded as attested.
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Source G19 (Ginetta Owners Club)
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Source Ginetta Owners Club: History and Timeline (Ginetta Owners Club)
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Source Ginetta Owners Club: History and Timeline (Ginetta Owners Club)TimelineQuote, Timeline
Summer 1969 G19 Formula 1 car abandoned
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Source Ginetta Owners Club: History and Timeline (Ginetta Owners Club)History, foundingQuote, History, founding
Ginetta was founded in 1958 by four Walklett brothers (Bob, Ivor, Trevers and Douglas) in Woodbridge, Suffolk.
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1. Ginetta Cars (Wikipedia)
Models, G19Quote, Models, G19
The G19 was a single seater Formula 3 racing car of which only one was produced.
View the Source 2. G19 (Ginetta Owners Club)
Model details
Appearance - F1 single-seater
Model details, status
Abandoned at design stage
Model details, power plant
Power plant - 3 Litre BRM V8
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Ginetta Owners ClubTimeline
Summer 1969 G19 Formula 1 car abandoned
History, founding
Ginetta was founded in 1958 by four Walklett brothers (Bob, Ivor, Trevers and Douglas) in Woodbridge, Suffolk.
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