UNIPOWER GT TM
Owners Club & Register
The worldwide Owners Club founded in 1972
"The Mini-Miura"
The Club for Owners and Enthusiasts of the marque
The first book to be published on the history of the Unipower GT
Last few remaining copies available
Click the BUY NOW button below or visit the Club's Shop to purchase a copy. Please note that ONLY copies purchased through this website will be signed by the Author if requested.
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******** IMPORTANT CLUB NOTICE *********
From the 1st December 2023, the email address for the Club will change to
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From that date the previous email address contact@unipowergt.uk will cease to accept emails
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Club Website recent updates
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Latest updates on current Restorations and stories in the Blog Pages
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Unipower GT Restorations - Latest Updates
The last of Unipower GT's being rebuilt is well into its final stages of its total restoration. To see how this car is progressing and reports on other earlier rebuilds click HERE...
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One Unipower GT is currently for sale in the UK. More details on this car HERE....
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Fabrication of various parts like gearchanges are just some of the many parts available to owners as well as many other hard to find or obsolete parts including original body panels. See HERE....
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The Club on Facebook and Instagram
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For some time now the Club has had a presence on Facebook and Instagram. Click on the Icons to go to our pages
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Interested in buying a Unipower GT ?
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If you are interested in buying a Unipower GT, then register to be notified of cars when they come up for sale HERE....
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Unipower GT - Registered Trade Mark
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The Club is pleased to announce that the name 'Unipower GT' has been legally registered as a Trade Mark belonging to the Club's founder
Featured Cars
Unipower GT 1966
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Chassis #1266.7
This road spec chassis was built towards the end of 1966, becoming the factory demonstration car that would appear in all the magazine articles and road-tests of that period.
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Fitted with a 998cc Cooper engine, as UPD had thought that this would be the most popular choice of customers, it was the very first production car fitted with sliding door windows. The earlier cars being retro fitted with new doors and sliding windows due to issues with the original wind-up windows not sealing well enough.
Fitted with all the factory options available at that time it was subject to additional options as time went on. Remaining with the factory until its closure in late 1969, the car was sold to the factory's Storeman who then sold it on to the then Unipower agent, Monty & Ward Motors in Kent in 1971. It was then bought by Gerry Hulford as his first Unipower GT and was to go on to complete a huge mileage over the next 12-years..
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1969 Road car chassis UWF 1012 - LTM 80G
Owned in the 80's by the well known motoring writer, Peter Filby, this 1969 road car chassis has been totally rebuilt by its current owners and has run only in a few hill climbs and demo events. See Blog pages for recent history