'65 Marcos 1800GT, 1 of 99

[scuncio]

Not exactly my cup of tea, but it sure has a very exotic look about it. The seller claims it was last driven in 1969, and I believe it.

Here's an interesting link to a restored one in Hemmings: Link to Marcos 1800GT Restoration article (https://www.hemmings.com/blog/article/plywood-and-pluck-1965-marcos-1800-gt/)

Below is a link to the auction:

Link to 1965 Marcos 1800GT auction (https://ebay.to/2M2qKPk)

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[SuperNovaSS]

The steering wheel had a wood ring attached to the 2 spikes with no reinforcement ring inside the wood. No wonder they all broke. I’m sure those wheels accounted for a few scary stories.


Jason

[mssl72]

Cool car! I hope somebody restores it and gives it another life.

[Charley Lillard]

Fiberglas body skin attached to a plywood structure that also held the suspension.