Welcome to the Gordon-Keeble Owners Club web site. We hope that you enjoy your visit here and find the enclosed information both interesting and informative.

The famous Millau Bridge in Southern France where the Club
  organised a late summer visit in their Gordon-Keeble cars.

100 of these fabulous supercars were built between 1963-66 with over 90 units surviving around  the globe though mostly in the UK.  Designed by John Gordon and Jim Keeble using current racing car principles with the bodyshell designed by 21 years old Giorgetto Giugiaro at Bertone, the cars were an instant success but the company was ruined by supply-side industrial action with ultimately only 99 units completed even after the company was relaunched in May 1965.  Final closure came in February 1966 when the factory at Sholing closed and Jim Keeble moved to Keewest. The 100th car was completed in 1971 with left-over components
             To find out more - take a test drive around our site

If you have any information that would be useful to the Owners Club, we would be pleased to hear from you - either via the Secretary, at gkoc@yeomans26.freeserve.co.uk
or direct to the website organiser (marked for inclusion) at ojfollows@hotmail.com  

                                       (Web site updated on 18th January 2010)

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