Category Archives: Alan and Jen Mortlock’s G2

Edge Motor Museum in Memphis, Tennessee Adds Glasspar G2 to its Collection

Posted on November 24, 2019 by Geoff HackerMay 21, 2020

Hi Gang… Alan and Jen Mortlock are getting ready to move back to the UK, and I’ll be sad to see them go. I met Alan and Jen over 10 years ago when they first acquired their Glasspar G2 sports … Continue reading →

2012, April: Hemmings Motor News – Glasspar G2

Ship Shape: A 1953 Glasspar G2 is Restored and Ready to Make Waves Around Missouri Hemmings Motor News: April, 2012 … Continue reading →

The Debut of Alan and Jen Mortlock’s Glasspar G2 Special

Posted on January 4, 2012 by Geoff HackerNovember 24, 2019

Hi Gang… Back about two years ago, I introduced you to a car in progress at the home of Alan and Jen Mortlock of Missouri. They were well on their way to completing a beautiful restoration of their G2 and … Continue reading →

Alan and Jen Mortlock’s Glasspar G2 Special

Posted on April 21, 2010 by Geoff HackerNovember 24, 2019

Hi Gang… Alan and Jen Mortlock have one cool Glasspar G2 Special – and it’s almost out of restoration and ready to debut. Alan recently sent me some pictures of it so what better way to celebrate his work than … Continue reading →

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During my interview with Bill Tritt, I asked him what material he used for the firewall on his Glasspar G2. Bill said wood. Wood, I replied? Isnt that flammable? Yep, Tritt replied with a chuckle….you think we might have chosen something different, but its what we used at the time, and it held up pretty well. (Note: Most fiberglass sports cars during the 1950s used wood firewalls. Not until the late 1950s was this material substituted with fiberglass or metal).