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- Car model|additional notes|production years
- Production years determine the factory support given for the cars. However, privateers may still choose to run the car afterwards.
- The good (Shape clearly visible or template with wireframe available. Easy to edit.):
- AC Ace (GT Legends conversion): 2.6L 1961-63
- Alfa Romeo 33 Stradale (GT Legends conversion): 1968-70
- Alfa Romeo Giulia (GT Legends conversion): TI 1962-67, TI Super 1963-65, Super 97 hp 1965-69, Super 101 hp 1969-70
- Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint: TI/Spider 1962-65, TI Super/Spider Veloce 1963-65
- Alfa Romeo Giulia Coupé: GT 1963-65, GTA 1965-69, GTV 1966-68, GTA SA 1967-68, GTA 1300 Junior 1968-70
- Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ (GT Legends conversion): TZ1 1963-65, TZ2 1965
- Alfa Romeo Giulietta Sprint: 1961-62
- Alfa Romeo Montreal (GT Legends conversion): 1970
- AMC AMX/3 (GTR2 conversion): 1970
- Alpine A110 (rFactor conversion): 1.0L 66hp 1962-63, 1.0L 70hp 1963-65, 1.1L 84hp 1964-68, 1.3L 96hp 1965-66, 1.3L 109hp 1966-69, 1.6L June 1969-1970
- Aston Martin DB4 GT: 1959-63
- Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato: 1960-63
- Aston Martin DB5 Vantage (rFactor conversion): 1964-65
- Aston Martin DP214 (GT Legends conversion): 1963
- Austin/Morris Mini (rFactor conversion): Cooper 1961-70, Cooper S 1071 1963-64, Cooper S 970 1964-65, Cooper S 1275 1964-70, Cooper S 1275 "Works" 1965-70
- Austin-Healey 3000: Mk II 1961-62, Mk III October 1963-67, with and without bumpers
- Austin-Healey Sprite/MG Midget (GT Legends conversion): Mk I 1.0L 1961-64, Mk I 1.1L October 1962-1963, Mk II 1.1L 1964-66, Mk III October 1966-70
- Autobianchi A112 Abarth (GT Legends conversion): 1970
- Bill Thomas Cheetah (GTR2 conversion): 1964-65
- Bizzarrini GT 5300 (Iso Grifo A3/C until August 1965, GT Legends conversion): 1964-68
- BMW 1600-2 (GT Legends conversion): 1966-70
- BMW 2002 (GT Legends conversion): 1968-70
- BMW 2800 CS (GT Legends conversion): 1969-70
- BMW 700 RS (GT Legends conversion): 1960-65
- BMW E3 (GTR2 conversion): 1968-70
- Broadspeed GT 2+2 (GT Legends conversion): 1965-68
- Chappe et Gessalin 1200 S (GTR2 conversion): 1969-70
- Chevrolet Corvair (GT Legends conversion): 1965-69
- Chevrolet Corvette C2 (rFactor conversion): 327ci & W-series 427 October 1962-65, 396ci 1965-67, 427ci Mk IV 1966-67
- Chevrolet Corvette C3 (rFactor conversion): 1968-70
- Chevrolet Impala Mk3 (GTR2 conversion): 1964
- Chevrolet Impala Mk4 (GT Legends conversion): 1965-70
- Citroën 2CV (GT Legends conversion): 1962-70
- Citroën DS Series I/II (Rally Trophy conversion): 69 hp DS19 up to September 1962, 90 hp Connaught GT 1962-63, 79 hp DS19 October 1962-June 1965, 100 hp Connaught GT 1964, DS Sport 1965-67, 83 hp DS19 July 1965-September 1967, DS 21 July 1965-September 1967
- Citroën DS Series III (Rally Trophy conversion): October 1967-70
- Daimler 2.5 V8/V8-250 (GT Legends conversion): October 1962-69
- DAF 55 (GT Legends conversion): 1968-70
- Datsun 240Z (GT Legends conversion): 1969-70
- Datsun Bluebird 510 (GTR2 conversion): 1968-70
- Datsun (Nissan) Skyline GT-R (GTR2 conversion): 1969-70
- De Tomaso Vallelunga (GT Legends conversion): March 1965-April 1968
- Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta SWB: 1959-63 (incl. super-limited "SEFAC hot rods")
- Ferrari 250 GT California (GT Legends conversion): 1958-63
- Ferrari 250 GT Lusso (GT Legends conversion): 1963-64
- Ferrari 250 GTO (rFactor conversion): 1962–64, 330 GTO 1962-63
- Ferrari 250 LM (GT Legends conversion): 1964-65
- Ferrari 275 GTB (rFactor conversion): GTB/GTC October 1964-66, GTB/4 1967-68
- Ferrari 365 GTB/4 (GT Legends conversion): 1969-70
- Ferrari Dino (GT Legends conversion): 206 GT 1968-69, 246 GT 1969-70
- Fiat 124 Sport Coupé BC (Rally Trophy conversion): 1969-70
- Fiat 124 Sport Spider (Rally Trophy conversion): 1967-70
- Fiat 128 (GT Legends conversion): 1969-70
- Fiat 2300 (Rally Trophy conversion): 1961-68
- Fiat 2300S Coupé (GT Legends conversion): 1962-68, Abarth version 1963-68
- Fiat 600 Abarth (rFactor conversion): 850TC 1962-70, 1000TC 1963-70
- Fiat 850 Coupé (GT Legends conversion): June 1965-70
- Fiat-Abarth OT series (GT Legends conversion): July 1964-70
- Ford Anglia (rFactor conversion): 1959-67
- Ford Capri (GT Legends conversion): 1969-70
- Ford Escort (rFactor conversion): 1968-70
- Ford Falcon Mk1 (rFactor conversion, HM = Holman-Moody): 160ci, 221ci, 243ci (HM), 260ci and 289ci (HM) 1962-63, 260ci (HM) 1963
- Ford Falcon Mk2 (rFactor conversion): 260ci 1964, 289ci 1965
- Ford/Lotus Cortina (rFactor/GTR2 conversion): normal version 1963-66, special version 1964-66, Mk2 1967-October 1970
- Ford Mustang (rFactor/GT Legends conversion): 1964-70
- Hillman Hunter/Minx: 1967-70
- Hillman Imp (GT Legends conversion): May 1963-70
- Honda S800 (GT Legends conversion): 1966-70
- IKA (1967)/IKA-Renault (1968-70) Torino (rFactor conversion): 1967-70
- Isuzu Bellett GT (GT Legends conversion): 1965-70
- Jaguar E-Type FHC (rFactor conversion): FHC 3.8 1961-64, FHC 4.2 October 1964-70
- Jaguar E-Type Lightweight (rFactor conversion): 1963–64
- Jaguar Mark 2 (rFactor conversion): 3.8-Litre 1959–June 1967, 3.4-Litre/340 1959-September 1968, 2.4-Litre/240 1959-March 1969
- Lamborghini 350 GT / 400 GT (GT Legends conversion): 1964-66
- Lamborghini Miura (GT Legends conversion): 1967-70
- Lancia Fulvia Coupé (GTR2 conversion): 1965-70, Fanalone 1969-70
- Lotus 23 (rFactor conversion): original version 1962-63, B version 1963
- Lotus Elan 26R (rFactor conversion): 1963-66
- Lotus Elite (rFactor conversion): 1958-63
- Lotus Europa (GTR2 conversion): 1967-70
- Lotus Seven: A 1961-62, 75hp Super Seven 1961-62, Cosworth Mk VI 1962, 80hp Super Seven 1500 1963, Cosworth Mk IX 1963-68, 85hp Super Seven 1500 1964-68
- Marcos Mini (GT Legends conversion): 1966-70
- Maserati 3500 GT (GT Legends conversion): 1957-64
- Matra/René Bonnet Djet (GT Legends conversion): René Bonnet Djet I-IV July 1963-64, Matra Bonnet Djet V 1965-June 1966, Matra Sports Jet 5 July 1966-67, Matra Sports Jet 6 July 1966-68
- Mazda Cosmo (rFactor conversion): 1967-70
- Melkus RS 1000 (GTR2 conversion): 1969-70
- Mercedes-Benz 300 SLS (rFactor conversion): 1958-63
- Mercedes-Benz W108/W109 (GT Legends conversion): 1965-70
- Mercedes-Benz W111/W112 (Rally Trophy conversion): 220SE 1960-June 1965, 230S July 1965-1967, 300SE 158 hp 1961-63, 300SE 168 hp 1964-July 1965
- Mercedes-Benz W113 (GT Legends conversion): June 1963-70
- Mercury Cougar (GT Legends conversion): 1966-70
- MG 1100/1300 (Rally Trophy conversion): 1100 October 1962-September 1967, 1300 58 hp October 1967-September 1968, 1300 twin-carb 65 hp March-September 1968, 1300 Mk II October 1968-70
- MG B (Rally Trophy conversion): 82 hp May 1962-September 1964, 94 hp October 1964-September 1969, 94 hp Mk III October 1969-1970
- MG B GT (GT Legends conversion): October 1965-70
- MG C (Rally Trophy conversion): October 1967-September 1969
- MG C GT (GT Legends conversion): October 1967-September 1969
- Mini Clubman/1275 GT (GT Legends conversion): 1970
- Morgan Plus 4 (GT Legends conversion): 1950-68
- NSU Prinz 1000 (GT Legends conversion): 1964-70
- Opel Commodore A (GT Legends conversion): Commodore 1967-70
- Opel GT (GT Legends conversion): September 1968-70
- Opel Kadett A (GTR2 conversion): 1963-July 1965
- Opel Kadett B (GT Legends conversion) and B Coupé (Rally Trophy conversion): July 1965-70
- Opel Rekord C (GT Legends conversion): August 1966-70
- Peugeot 204 (GTR2 conversion): May 1965-70
- Peugeot 304 (GT Legends conversion): September 1969-70
- Peugeot 404 (Rally Trophy conversion): 1.6L 80 hp 1962-August 1964, 1.6L 88 hp September 1964-68, 1.6L 74 hp 1969-70, 1.8L 100 hp 1969-70
- Peugeot 504 (Rally Trophy conversion) & Coupé (GTR2 conversion): September 1968-70, Coupé 1969-70
- Polski Fiat 125p (Rally Trophy conversion): 1968-70
- Porsche 356: 356B Super 90 1960-63, 356B 1600GS Carrera GT 1960-62, 356B 2000GS Carrera 2 September 1962-65, 356B 2000GS Carrera 2 GT 1963-65, 356C 1600 SC 1964-65
- Porsche 904 GTS (rFactor conversion): 1964-65
- Porsche 911 (rFactor/GTR2 conversion): 130hp L September 1964-70, 160hp S 1966-69, 180hp S 1969-70, 210hp R 1967-70
- Porsche/Volkswagen 914 (rFactor conversion): September 1969-70
- Reliant Regal (GT Legends conversion): 3/25 October 1962-67, 3/30 1968-70
- Renault R8 Gordini (rFactor conversion): 1964-70
- Renault 12 Gordini (rFactor conversion): 1970
- Renault 16: (GTR2 conversion): 1965-70
- Renualt Dauphine (GTR2 conversion): 1962-67
- Rover P6 (GTR2 conversion): 1963-70
- Saab 96 Two-stroke (Rally Trophy conversion, V4 body from 1965): 52 hp 1962-August 1965, 60 hp "Saab 60" June 1962-April 1963, 55 hp September 1965-1967 (named Monte Carlo 850 from 1966 onwards)
- Saab 96 V4 (Rally Trophy conversion): September 1966-70
- Shelby/AC Cobra: 260 ci 1962-63, 289 ci 1963-65, 427 ci 1965-67, 427ci Racing 1965-67
- Shelby Daytona GT (rFactor conversion): 289ci 1964-65, 427ci Super 1965 (single example only)
- Shelby GT350 (rFactor conversion): 1965-70
- Simca Abarth 1150 (GT Legends conversion): 1963-65
- Simca Bertone 1200S (GT Legends conversion): 1967-70
- Škoda 100 (Rally Trophy conversion): 1969-70
- Toyota 2000GT (GT Legends conversion): 1967-70
- Trabant 601 (rFactor conversion): 1964-70
- Triumph GT6 (GT Legends conversion): Mk I 1966-68, Mk II 1969-70
- Triumph Herald (GT Legends conversion): 948cc & Coupé 1959-64, 1200 1961-70, 12/50 1963-67
- Triumph Spitfire (GT Legends conversion): Mk I October 1962-64, Mk II 1965-67, Mk III 1967-70, Le Mans Coupé 1964-65
- Triumph TR4 & TR5 (GT Legends conversion): TR4 1961-64, TR4A 1965-67, TR5 August 1967-September 1968
- Triumph Vitesse (GT Legends conversion): Vitesse 6 June 1962-66, 2-Litre September 1966-68, Mark 2 July 1968-70
- TVR Grantura (GT Legends conversion): Series III 1962-1966, 1800S 1964-66, Mk IV 1964-68
- TVR Griffith (rFactor conversion): 1964-67
- VAZ-2101 (aka Lada 1200, rFactor conversion): April 1970
- Volkswagen Beetle (GT Legends conversion): 1.2L 1962-65, 1.3L 1966, 1.5L 1967
- Volkswagen Karmann Ghia (GT Legends conversion): 1.2L 1960-65, 1.3L 1966, 1.5L 1967-69, 1.6L 1970
- Volvo 120 series/Amazon (GT Legends conversion): 122S 80 hp 1962-July 1965, 122S 86 hp August 1965-July 1966, 122S 90 hp August 1966-July 1967, 123GT 96 hp August 1966-July 1968, 122S 96 hp August 1967-July 1968, 123GT 100 hp August 1968-July 1969, 122S 100 hp August 1968-July 1970
- Volvo 144: September 1966-70
- Volvo P1800/1800S/1800E (GT Legends conversion): 90 hp B18 May 1961-July 1963, 97 hp B18 August 1963-July 1965, 103 hp B18 August 1965-July 1968, 105 hp B20 August 1968-July 1969, 120 hp B20 August 1969-1970
- Volvo PV544 (GT Legends conversion): 1958-65
- Wartburg 353 (rFactor conversion): June 1966-1970
- ZiL-112S (GT Legends conversion): 6.0L 1961-64, 7.0L 1965-69
- The questionable (Shape not visible, but still makes sense. Requires some skill and perception.):
- MG A 1600 Twin-Cam: 1959-May 1962
- Triumph TR3: TR3A 1957-62, TR3B 1962
- The multi-file monsters (Multiple files, sometimes without clear lines to tell what goes where. Still manageable with sufficient skill.):
- Sunbeam Alpine (taken from Weekenders Mod): 80hp 1962-63, 105hp racing 1962-64, 87hp 1964, 93hp 1965-68, 120hp racing 1965-68
- Sunbeam Tiger (taken from Weekenders Mod): 260ci June 1964-66, 289ci 1967
- Factory entry names:
- AC: AC Cars Ltd.
- AMC: American Motors Corporation
- Alfa Romeo: Alfa Corse (1962), Auto-Delta (1963), Autodelta S.p.A. (1964-)
- Alpine: Société Automobiles Alpine
- Aston Martin: David Brown Racing Department
- Austin-Healey: Donald Healey Motor Company
- Austin, Morris & MG: British Motor Corporation (1962-66), British Motor Holdings (1967), British Leyland Motor Corporation (1968-)
- Bill Thomas: Bill Thomas Company
- Bizzarrini: Prototipi Bizzarrini s.r.l. (1964-65), Bizzarrini S.p.A. (1966-69)
- BMW: Bayerische Motoren Werke AG
- Broadspeed: Team Broadspeed
- Chappe et Gessalin: Chappe et Gessalin Automobiles CG
- Chevrolet: none (Note 1)
- Citroën: Citroën S.A.
- DAF: Van Doorne's Automobiel Fabriek
- Datsun: Nissan Motor Corporation
- De Tomaso: Automobili De Tomaso
- Ferrari: Scuderia Ferrari S.p.A. SEFAC
- Fiat & Autobianchi: Abarth Corse S.p.A.
- Ford & Mercury: Ford Motor Company (USA), Ford Advanced Vehicles Ltd. (GBR), Holman & Moody (Falcons), Shelby American Inc. (1964-67)
- Hillman & Sunbeam: Sunbeam Talbot (1962), Rootes Group / Rootes Motors Inc. (1963-66), merged with Simca to form Chrysler Europe in 1967
- Honda: Honda Motor Co.
- IKA/IKA-Renault: Escuderia Argentina
- Iso: Iso Autoveicoli S.p.A.
- Isuzu: Isuzu Motors Ltd.
- Jaguar & Daimler: Jaguar Cars Ltd. (taken over by BMC in late 1966)
- Lamborghini: none (Note 2)
- Lancia: Squadra Corse Lancia HF (taken over by Fiat in late 1969)
- Lotus: Team Lotus Engineering
- Marcos: Marcos Racing Ltd.
- Maserati: none (Note 3)
- Matra: Matra Sports SARL (1965-68), Equipe Matra Elf (1969-70)
- Mazda: Mazda Racing Team, Mazda Motor Europe
- Melkus: German Gymnastics and Sports Association
- Mercedes-Benz: none (Note 4)
- Morgan: Morgan Motor Company
- NSU: NSU Motorenwerke AG (1964-August 1969), taken over by Volkswagen and renamed Audi NSU Auto Union AG in September 1969
- Opel: Adam Opel AG
- Peugeot: Peugeot S.A.
- Polski Fiat: Fabryka Samochodów Osobowych
- Porsche: Porsche System Engineering
- Renault: Renault S.A. (Note 5), Équipe Gordini
- Reliant: Reliant Motor Company Ltd.
- René Bonnet: Société Automobiles René Bonnet
- Rover: Rover Company Ltd. (absorbed by Leyland in 1967)
- Saab: Saab AB (1962-August 1969), Saab-Scania AB (September 1969-1970)
- Shelby: Shelby American Inc.
- Škoda: AZNP Škoda
- Simca: Simca (owned by Chrysler from 1963 onwards, merged with Rootes Group to form Chrysler Europe in 1967)
- Toyota: Toyota Motor Company
- Trabant: VEB Sachsenring Automobilwerke Zwickau
- Triumph: Standard Triumph Ltd. (owned by Leyland Motors, merged into British Leyland Motor Corporation at the start of 1968)
- TVR: TVR Cars Ltd.
- VAZ/ZiL: State Committee for Sports and Body Culture of USSR (1962-69), V/O Avtoexport (1970)
- Volkswagen: Volkswagenwerk AG, takes over NSU in September 1969
- Volvo: Volvo AB (Note 6)
- Wartburg: VEB Automobilwerk Eisenach
- Note 1: Chevrolet had no official factory team in the 60s due to an agreement made by AMA. In reality though they co-operated with some private teams, but only unofficially.
- Note 2: Ferruccio Lamborghini was strongly against any factory-supported racing.
- Note 3: Maserati retired from factory racing participation because of the Guidizzolo tragedy during the 1957 Mille Miglia, and chronic lack of funds.
- Note 4: Mercedes-Benz ceased factory racing operations shortly after the 1955 Le Mans disaster.
- Note 5: Renault's factory racing in the 60s was mostly handled by Alpine and Gordini.
- Note 6: Volvo closed their factory racing team after an accident at the 1966 Acropolis Rally.
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