GIOM was a Slovak racing and sports-car project from Piešťany, and the name stood for "Garáž 10 motoristov", meaning Garage of 10 Motorists. In the early 1970s, František Nemec and a circle of friends founded a club under that name and built cars for the new B5 racing class, which suited their inventiveness and limited money. Nemec was 28 when he built the first car, with nine friends helping. Peter…
