GP Projects RS60 Spyder – 133bhp JMR Engine, Berg 5-Spe
1968 · 20.548 km · Malmesbury, Wiltshire, Verenigd Koninkrijk · via Car & Classic
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Gegevens
| Bouwjaar | 1968 |
|---|---|
| Kilometerstand | 20.548 km (opgegeven in mijlen) |
| Transmissie | Handgeschakeld |
| Brandstof | Benzine |
| Carrosserie | Roadster |
| Kleur | Silver |
| Stuur | Rechts |
| Motor | 1914 cc |
| Locatie | Malmesbury, Wiltshire, Verenigd Koninkrijk |
| Verkoper | Supercar Group (handelaar) |
| Bron | Car & Classic |
| gears | 5 |
| Op Oudjes.xyz sinds | 5 oktober 2026 |
| Laatst gezien | 8 oktober 2026, 06:23 |
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1968 GP Projects RS60 Spyder – 133bhp JMR Engine, Berg 5-Speed
A beautifully built and highly specified GP Projects RS60 Spyder, inspired by the legendary Porsche 718 RS60 Spyder.
This is not a standard replica or lightly modified example. It has been developed with a strong focus on performance, drivability and mechanical specification, including a JMR-built 1, 914cc flat-four producing approximately 133bhp, a Berg 5-speed gearbox and Quaife differential.
The result is a lightweight, characterful sports car that combines the classic proportions and competition-inspired appearance of the RS60 with considerably more performance than the original Volkswagen-based mechanical package would suggest.
The car
Built by GP Projects in 1968, this RS60 Spyder has the look and character of Porsche's famous sports-racing cars of the period, while retaining the simplicity and usability that make these cars such enjoyable road cars.
The 1. 9-litre JMR engine is one of the highlights of the specification, producing around 133bhp. Power is delivered through a Berg 5-speed gearbox and Quaife differential, giving the car a far more capable and engaging drivetrain than a conventional example.
With its low weight, open cockpit and rear-mounted flat-four, the driving experience is wonderfully direct. It feels mechanical, responsive and properly analogue in a way that modern sports cars simply cannot replicate.
Specification highlights
* GP Projects RS60 Spyder
* 1, 914cc JMR-built flat-four engine
* Approximately 133bhp
* Berg 5-speed gearbox
* Quaife differential
* Lightweight RS60-style body
* Porsche 718 RS60-inspired styling
* Extensive history and documentation
The car has clearly benefited from considerable thought and investment in its mechanical specification, rather than simply being built to look the part.
History
The car comes with an extensive history file, documenting its development and ownership over the years.
For anyone looking for an RS60-style car that can genuinely be enjoyed on the road, this is an unusually well-specified example. The combination of its period-inspired appearance, lightweight construction and properly developed drivetrain makes it an especially entertaining proposition.
In summary
A very special opportunity to acquire a well-developed GP Projects RS60 Spyder with a serious mechanical specification.
The JMR 1. 9-litre engine, Berg 5-speed gearbox and Quaife differential set this example apart from the more commonplace cars, while the RS60 styling gives it an unmistakable period racing character.
A distinctive, lightweight and highly engaging sports car that is ready to be enjoyed.
Viewing is highly recommended.