17 Likes
36 Spotted
0 Garage
1 Lists
0 Shares
54% Filled
5 Contributors
Car Timeline
Location
Collection
Events
Racing
Museum
Sales
Log in
Log in
Log in
Log in
Log in
Needs information, contribute here
Information
This is a scratch-built sports car project started by an automotive amateur Richard Bosley, a 19-year-old horticulture grad from The Ohio State University. Bosley taught himself fiberglass construction and installed a 55-gallon gas tank for long-distance from his home in Ohio to the 12 Hours of Sebring endurance race in Florida. Bosley built the car over three years, and he was guided through the process of building a sports car by way of how-to articles in the pages of Road & Track Magazine. Unfortunately, the car was heavier, slower, and more expensive than Bosley’s target competition (Ferrari). The Bosley GT’s Hemi engine delivered 180 h.p.
Powered by a Chrysler Hemi engine, the low slung, fiberglass vehicle had an advertised top speed of more than 160 miles per hour, but Bosley still found it difficult to secure funding. Built at a cost of over $9,000, this prototype remained the only Bosley GT Mark I ever produced.
Details
Specifics
Model Year
Log in
Color
Log in
Interior
Log in
Original Market Specification
Log in
Transmission
Log in
Drive
Log in
Plaque Number
Log in
VIN
Log in
Chassis
Log in
Engine Number
Log in
Last known km/miles
Log in
MSRP
Log in
Status
Log in
Datasource
Log in
Sale Link
--
Build Sheet
Log in
Belongings
Log in
Plates
Log in
