Description Recently restored following many years in storage; rare car, one of only 197 made; use and improve Seen in the right light and from the right angle, this car could be an exotic mid-‘60s Alfa or Maserati by an Italian Carrozzeria.

In which case, it would be worth ten times as much.

But it’s not Italian, it was made in Wales, and our estimate is attractively low for what’s on offer.

The styling is spot-on ‘60s sharp-suited Italianate but the Gilbern is almost forgotten nowadays and if you were to remove the Red Dragon badges who would know what you were driving? Or what it’s worth? Unveiled in 1966, the Genie 2+2 was powered by Ford's 3.0 V6 producing 140bhp with four-speed manual transmission and optional overdrive.

The light glassfibre body was bonded and riveted to a semi-spaceframe square tube steel chassis.

The suspension was a combination of Gilbern and MG parts, using coil springs up front and a live rear axle.

Only 197 examples were built, including an estate ve...