SOLVED - What car #35 - 1971 Jem Cars Futura

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[Paul Jaray]

Hi, that is a Futura by Jem cars.

[@re]

So it seems

[Arunas]

Hello! Any ideas what this car could be?

[Paul Jaray]

Futura, by Jem cars.

[Allemano]

JEM Futura

[Arunas]

By Minijem? Was it vere produced?

[Allemano]

These are my last pics:

[grobmotorix]

No visible puzzle photo...

A Robin Statham design - the first 1971 prototype looked far more conventional:

[GrahamClayton]

The Jem Futura was designed by Robin Statham, builder of the Minijem. First shown at the 1971 Racing Car Show in London, it was built on a VW floor pan, but had its own glass-fibre floor to ensure rigidity. The most striking feature was its mode of entry through the side-hinged windscreen. Only three body shells were made, the prototype seen above, a street legal version with headlights in the front wings and a third one ending up in Brazil. The development of the Futura was too costly for Jem Cars which went into liquidation the same year.