10 Rarest British Cars of the 1970s — Only One Still Exists

These are the 10 rarest British cars of the 1970s — cars so rare, almost no one has ever seen one. ‎ ‎The 1970s were brutal for Britain's small specialist manufacturers. Strikes, financial collapses and impossible production costs meant some of the most ambitious British cars ever designed were built in single or double digits — and then vanished. From the six-wheeled Panther 6 (only 2 ever made) to the Gilbern T11, of which just ONE complete example exists, these are the rarest classic cars Britain ever built. Some nearly disappeared forever. Almost no one alive has seen most of them on the road. ‎ ‎How many of these have you actually seen in person? ‎ ‎🚗 IN THIS COUNTDOWN: ‎00:00 Intro — Britain's Rarest Cars ‎00:42 #10 Gilbern Invader Mk III (212 built) ‎01:58 #9 TVR 3000S (258 built) ‎03:15 #8 Jensen GT (around 500 built) ‎04:32 #7 AC 3000ME (106 built) ‎05:48 #6 Marcos Mantis M70 (32 built) ‎07:05 #5 Panther De Ville (about 60 built) ‎08:22 #4 Jensen FF Mk III (15 built) ‎09:38 #3 Marcos 2.5 Litre Triumph (just 12 built) ‎10:55 #2 Panther 6 (only 2 EVER built) ‎12:12 #1 Gilbern T11 (only ONE in the world) ‎ ‎Which of these would you want in your garage? Tell me below 👇 ‎ ‎‎#BritishCars #RareClassicCars #ForgottenCars #1970sCars #Panther6