Trojan
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| Type | Years | Number built | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| McLaren M10A | 1969 | (See McLaren) | |
| McLaren M10B | 1970 | (See McLaren) | |
| McLaren M18A | 1971 | (See McLaren) | |
| McLaren M22 | 1972 | (See McLaren) | |
| Trojan T101 | 1973 | 5 or 6 | Successful on both side of the Atlantic, winning eight races. Full monocoque. Wheelbase 100"; front track 59.5"; rear track 60"; length 157.5"; overall length 160in. Used 5-speed Hewland DG300 gearbox and 13in wheels. Designed by Paul Rawlinson based heavily on the F2 McLaren M21. FULL CAR-BY-CAR LIST AVAILABLE |
| Trojan T102 | 1974 | 1 or 2 | One car built for Ian Ward. A second car later built up to F1 T103 specification for historic racing. The original T102 and a spare tub advertised by Iris & Marty Ahlman Feb 1978. A T102 in parts advertised by Roger Hurst in Feb 1984. At some point, Mick Hill bought the T102 to use as the basis of his "V8 Beetle" Super Saloon. The front suspension and 'pretty much' the whole of the back end of the Trojan were used in the Beetle. In 2004, Keith Norris bought the remains of the Beetle and Tim Barry owns the bulk of the ex-Ian Ward Trojan T102. |