Description Extremely Rare 4 Speed manual with Overdrive Numerous Mechanical Upgrades De Dion rear axle, front disc brakes and wire wheels HPI clear To see more images, click HERE One of the rarest British sports cars you’ll ever find.

Lightweight, elegant, and infused with genuine Le Mans heritage.

If exclusivity and history matter to you, this is the car.

Background & History The Peerless GT is a fascinating but often overlooked chapter in British automotive history.

Founded in 1957 in Slough, Berkshire, the company was the brainchild of James “Jimmy” Byrnes, a club racer and restaurateur; Bernie Rodger, an engine builder; and John Gordon, a Rolls‑Royce vendor and racer.

Initially called the Warwick, the car was soon rebranded as the Peerless GT, a name chosen as a nod to the long-defunct American Peerless brand, whose factory once occupied the same site.

The Peerless GT was a technically advanced design for its time.

Built on Triumph TR3 mechanicals, it featured a 2.0‑litre, ...