Bodied in fiberglass just like the ‘Vette, the Gordon-Keeble GT is fitted with two fuel tanks. A grand total of 100 examples were produced through 1967, and more than 90 units are said to survive.

The car was also very light, which came courtesy of a tube frame chassis and a body made of fiberglass. Despite first releasing in 1964, the Gordon-Keeble could hit 60 mph in a blazing 6.0 seconds.

Named after the two men who came up with the car's concept in the late 1950s, the Gordon-Keeble was first produced in 1964.

It was car that deserved to succeed. It was better than many of Europe's big name GT cars, cheaper, faster and with a beautiful Italian designed body. Yet after only two year the company went bankrupt ...

Gordon-Keeble: The Forgotten Italian-Bodied, Chevy Small Block-Powered British GT 14 Mar 2025, 11:59 UTC &middot By: Vlad Radu / Forgotten today, the Gordon-Keeble was one of the most impressive ...