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Genie chassis numbers



Genie Mark 4

Chassis Engine Year Group First owner Next owners (year) Comment

The first Genie sports car was the Mk. 4, built in 1961 using BMC 1100cc engines.




Genie Mark 5

Chassis Engine Year Group First owner Next owners (year) Comment

Mk. 5s used Alfa Romeo & Climax engines. Titus' car was modified by EMPI to take a Chevrolet Corvair engine.




Genie Mark 8

Chassis Engine Year Group First owner Next owners (year) Comment
Mark 8 chassis 1 Oldsmobile 1963   Dave Ridenour ...=> John Harden (~2005)  
Mark 8 chassis 2 (? or 04) Chevrolet 1963   Joe Huffaker => Paul Reinhardt (1964~1967)  
Mark 8 chassis 3 Ford 1963   BMC ...=> Bill Watkins =>  
Mark 8 chassis 4 (?) Ford 1963   Briggs Cunningham    
Mark 8 chassis 5 (?) Chevrolet 1963   Bud Gates    

At least seven Mark 8s were built, although like all Genies, more kits were sold than complete cars.




Genie Mark 10

Chassis Engine Year Group First owner Next owners (year) Comment

According to Huffaker only 2 complete cars were built, the rest was sold as kits. Some of Mark 8 were updated.




Genie Mark 11

Chassis Engine Year Group First owner Next owners (year) Comment
Mark 11 Osca 750cc 1966 HM Prudence Baxter => Bob Fox, USA (1971) => Charlie Kuhn (1984) => ?, USA Raced in SCCA H modified races in 1966 by Prudence Baxter, fitted with an OSCA 750cc engine. Bob Fox converted the car to Fiat 850. In the late 1970's the engine was converted again to a Suzuki 750 2 cycle. Charlie Kuhn then updated the engine to Kawasaki 900cc in the mid 1980's. The car was then restored by Huffacker in 1993 to 'vintage' condition with BMC engine, the car after C. Kuhn was sold to 4th owner in the northern CA (Sonoma) area. The car is now (2008) on the east coast and being raced in vintage races.

Probably just this one car built.






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