Possibly the most beautiful
Mini derivative car of all the Broadspeed GT was the brainchild of Mr Ralph Broad of the Broadspeed Engineering in Birmingham
Broadspeed were one of the most successful Mini racing teams of the early 1960s
decoding to capitalise on this they developed
the Broadspeed GT a half steel half fibreglass fast back Mini although it was initially envisaged as a luxury road
going vehicle it became well known as a GT racer
a Broadspeed was timed doing 145mph and was reputed to have overtaken an AC Cobra on the straight
in one event
Broadspeed suffered a major
fallout with B M C in 1966 leading them to racing Ford Anglias
