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Blast from the past - Unipower GT at the 1988 Mid-Ohio Circuit USA
Twenty-one years after this Unipower GT (967.25) was built, it would be racing at the Mid-Ohio circuit near to Lexington in the hands of its owner Jeff Lumbard, seen here exiting Turn 2. (Photo curtesy of D.G.F. Sickler) Thirty-Seven years ago now !, but given that we've just celebrated the Marque's 60th Anniversary, I suppose I shouldn't be surprised. Whilst this car has been laid up now since 2019, it is so encouraging is that there are still a few Unipower GT's still racin
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A video Interview with the two Gerry's at the NEC Classic Motor Show 2025
Graham Clark from VFS Videos has just sent me the following video interview that he made during the Show with myself and Gerry Wheeler who used to build these very special cars. I trust you will enjoy the short video. Gerry Hulford
Nov 171 min read


A very special 60th Anniversary for the Unipower GT at the NEC Classic Motor Show 2025
Our 60th Anniversary Celebration went superbly at the annual Classic Motor Show following our participation last year. In addition to my Ex-Works Race Car, the other two superb examples on display were very kindly provided by Mark Glaisher and Guy Monty. Mark has owned his 1967 LHD version since 2010 and is fitted with a 1275 'S; engine & gearbox, He and his car were a participant in the Cartier Concours at a recent Goodwood Festival of Speed and he uses the car on a regular
Nov 173 min read


Setup Day for the Club at the NEC Classic Motor Show in Birmingham UK
Today was Setup Day at the Classic Motor Show, a Classic Car Show which the Club has attended for many years, since supporting the very first Show back in the 1970's. Mark, Guy and myself have brought along three exceptional examples of the marque to display to the thousands of visitors to the Show over the next three days. We are lucky to have a LHD and RHD road car version from both Mk1 and Mk2 versions as well as the first Competition version built that was entered and rac
Nov 61 min read


LTM 80G's continued rebuild following its recent crash in Denmark
Considerable progress is being made on the crashed chassis, however the damage has unearthed some potentially disastrous chassis failures, unrelated to the accident, but a consequence of age and lack of inspection and remedial work as can be seen in the following pictures. The cracks where a number of chassis tubes junction, are in one case most likely just that the chassis is now 56-years old and its previous ownership history has shown that it has not been stored in the bes
Nov 42 min read


Unipower GT rebuild Blog from Cornwall Part 17
Yes this mega rebuild is nearing completion , the results of Guy's endeavours and his commitment to a homage to his late father Geoff's personal Unipower GT, the last to leave the factory complete and which he sold to me in 1976, will be proudly on display at the NEC Classic Motor Show this coming weekend on stand 3-160 in Hall 3. (Discount Tickets still available until midnight tonight using the Discount Code on this website's Home Page) The car has been painted in the same
Nov 41 min read


Hampton Court Palace - Concours of Elegance 2025
The Hampton Court Palace, Concours of Elegance down by the River Thames, is one of the more prominent events on the International...
Sep 62 min read


Unipower Competition GT misdescribed as advertised recently
Chassis 1266.9 Nearly two weeks ago now, I was contacted by another club member in the USA to tell me about a Unipower GT that he had...
Aug 272 min read


Taking a well travelled Road/Race chassis back to its original colour and spec
Since acquiring the car from its previous owner in Sweden, its new owner Jim, has campaigned the car in many Vintage race events in both...
Aug 251 min read


Update on LTM 80G's crash repairs in Denmark
Michael and his Team have been working flat out to repair the damage sustained in the Viborg Classic as reported in the last Blog. Both...
Aug 251 min read


LTM 80G - The Ups and Downs of a Road car turned Race car in Denmark
Back in 2024, LTM 80G as has become its well known reference, found a new home in Denmark. Its new owner Michael met with myself in...
Aug 193 min read


Unipower GT rebuild blog from Cornwall Part 16
Well Guy has been diligently working away on the total rebuild of his 1969 chassis, which for those of you who have been following these...
Aug 192 min read


2025 NEC Classic Motor Show
It is with great pleasure, it can be confirmed that the Club will again be on show at the 2025 NEC Classic Motor Show, this time to...
Jun 11 min read


Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to all our Members and Followers
Wishing all Owners past & present as well as our many Followers along with their families across the World, a wonderful Christmas...
Dec 21, 20241 min read


Classic Motor Show 2025 NEC Birmingham
I am very pleased to announce that, following a short break in the Club's attendance at the UK's largest Classic Motor Show, the Club...
Nov 20, 20241 min read


A Danish home for LTM 80G
In my last Blog post, I mentioned that the by now well known, 1969 Unipower GT, had been sold by its Belgian motor dealer to a new owner...
Nov 19, 20242 min read


LTM 80G - Chassis #UWF 1012 finds a new home
I am delighted to say that a car I have known for many years, has very recently been sold on by a car dealer in Belgium and is now to...
Sep 1, 20241 min read


Jim keeping busy racing at the Grand Prix de Trois-Rivières
Following on from his racing sucess at the Spring Classic in May on the Mount Tremblant Circuit, Quebec in Canada, he moved on to...
Aug 24, 20242 min read


Jim's Race results from the Spring Classic at Mont-Tremblant Circuit in Canada
Following on from the last Blog on Jim Biscoe returning his newly acquired Unipower GT to the circuits, Jim kindly supplied me with the...
Jun 13, 20242 min read


The last factory assembled Unipower GT has found a new home
It is with some relief that, following a successful Auction of a car that has featured in the Club Blog pages and For Sale pages, and...
Jun 11, 20241 min read
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