Safir GT40 Spares Ltd. was established in 1999 by Brady Pack, John Sadler, and Bob Wood and is the official holder of the GT40 trademark. Based in the Cincinnati area, it preserves the marque’s history through its records and supports GT40 owners with parts and technical assistance, particularly for the Mark V. Since 2000, Safir has licensed production of more than 300 genuine GT40 cars to Superformance.
GT40 World Registry
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Legendary Motorcar Company LtdFor more than 40 years, Legendary Motorcar Company has been a Halton Hills home for important collector automobiles, with a longstanding specialty in 1960s Ford and Shelby performance cars. Founded in 1985, the company is known for concours-recognized restoration work and serves collectors around the world from its purpose-built Ontario facility.HATBORO, PA
British SuperiorFounded in 2002 by British-car specialist and former Navy-certified aircraft mechanic Joe Curto, British Superior makes parts and rebuild kits for vintage S.U. and Zenith Stromberg carburetors while restoring the carburetors themselves. Curto built the business from repairing British sports cars in his parents’ Queens Village garage, carrying forward patterns and molds from Salcorp, a longtime supplier to Beck-Arnley and Moss Motors. Most of the company’s products are manufactured and assembled in the United States, with machine work available for worn bushings and throttle shafts.FLUSHING, NY
Zakira's GarageZakira’s Garage grew out of Cincinnati businessman Dean Butler’s vintage-car collection and race-preparation facility, which began in the early 1990s before opening to the public. Today, the Blue Ash shop is known for taking on unusual classic and enthusiast vehicles, including projects where scarce parts or unfamiliar problems require custom fabrication. Its 20,000-square-foot facility serves owners of distinctive cars from across the Cincinnati area.CINCINNATI, OH
Kreitz Oval Track PartsFor almost 40 years, two generations of the Kreitz family in Sinking Spring have supplied sprint-car and oval-track racing parts, drawing on experience gained both in the shop and behind the wheel. Don Kreitz Sr. began building race-car frames in the 1960s, while Don Jr.—a four-time Williams Grove Speedway track champion—now helps racers choose parts based on years of technical and racing experience. The company also develops Kreitz-designed components, testing products on its own race cars before offering them to customers across the United States.SINKING SPRING, PA