Considering that a genuine C-Type can cost upwards of $6 million, this Proteus seems like an acceptable compromise.
This Series II E-Type is said to have won multiple awards as a show car.
This numbers-matching Jaguar hails from the final year the XK120 was produced.
A recently-restored Series 1 E-Type finished in Opalescent Golden Sand.
The seller of this Pastel Green XK120 reports the Jaguar was restored by Wayne Carini.
This E-type features upgrades like a triple Weber setup, a stainless-steel exhaust, front disc brakes and a five-speed gearbox.
A Series 1 E-Type said to have been owned by a previous president of the Philadelphia area Jaguar club.
This Proteus Replica C-type features Mk II underpinnings and a 3.8-liter powerplant, and was previously owned by Michael Banfield.
This E-type is said to be the result of a three-year restoration.
This E-type Series II has 46,000 miles and has recently been sorted.
