Sorry but doesn't look like a low drag Jag.The roof line is wrong and no 1/4 windows on a true low drag Jag.Look it up and you will see what I mean.
1967 Jaguar Series 1 E-type by Colin Wood
Jun 2, 2022
Photography Courtesy Chelsea Cars
Miss out on a chance to score one of the legendary low-drag Jaguar E-types? This no-expense-spared look-alike might be the next best thing.
What started out as a more pedestrian Series 1 model has been upgraded and restored–to the tune of more than 140,000 pounds, or roughly $175,767–to more or less resemble one of the now-legendary lightweight, low-drag racing versions of the E-type.
Besides the bright-orange paintwork, the Jaguar features a number of upgrades and modifications such as a de-seamed body, a built 4.2-liter engine, five-speed gearbox, Gaz shocks, side-exit exhaust, an aluminum radiator and magnesium Dunlop wheels.
Find this 1967 Jaguar E-type available from Chelsea Cars, price available upon application.
Sorry but doesn't look like a low drag Jag.The roof line is wrong and no 1/4 windows on a true low drag Jag.Look it up and you will see what I mean.
Those door panels are disgusting, they may be true to the originals but they look like they were ordered from katzkin.
It looks like it was made from a 2+2. Doesn't even resemble a low drag car.
Nice paint job, and it looks like a lot of time and effort were spent on this. What's the asking price?
Displaying 1-4 of 4 commentsView all comments on the CMS forums
You'll need to log in to post.
Price
Price upon request
Color
Candy Volcano
