22. Bradley GT
The Bradley GT was the typical 1970s kit car company. They built cars on VW Beetle floor plans with flat-four air-cooled engines and updated suspensions. Even though it didn’t count as a sports car configuration, the Bradley GT was fast since it was light. And some owners decided to tune the engine. Some even installed the Porsche flat-six units, giving the Bradley GT a vivid performance.
The Bradley GT was an interesting-looking sports coupe they sold as a kit or as a fully built car, customized to customer’s specifications. It was a typical ’70s DIY model with metallic paint, chrome wheels, and gullwing doors, adding to its appeal. For those who invested in a more powerful engine, updated suspension, and drivetrain, the Bradley GT was a sports coupe, but most owners only wanted a show car.