WDRV12

As many of you will be aware this year is the 50th anniversary of the most Iconic Jaguar ...The E-Type. There are a few celebrations around the country and a few trips are being organised back the Geneva where the cars made their first ever unvieling to the public. A few of the most renowned cars will be visible and on the road for the shows etc , such as one of the earliest surviving cars 9600 HP and I shall be getting the dust of one of my commemerative V12 Roadsters (The last of the 50 cars made) The car in the piccy is the last ever E-Type produced by Jaguars and is part of the JDHT collection

Hi

We import a number of Jaguars to the UK - we have imported a 1954 Jaguar Mk7 - the engine is now a Camaro 327 with manual transmission

Car is in generally good condition but needs work to get it running properly

Our customer has decided he does not want the project any longer - would anybody know what it is worth or if they are interested?

Thanks

Nick

Hi Nick,

It all depends on how badly they have hacked at the original car to fit the 327 engine. Finding the right engine is a bit of fun as it is the same power as an XK 120 so not too many engines etc lying around. Has it still got the Jaguar transmission or is it a US gearbox??

Regards

Richard

Hi all my name is Richard and just arrived via the Facebook link. I have a few Jaguars of all types and work with them everyday since I was 16. My favourites are my V12 powered cars most of which are now manuals and a few a real fire breathers! :D