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https://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Jaguar-58...1QQcmdZViewItem
It's not too far from my house. Not sure what kind it is.
It's not too far from my house. Not sure what kind it is.
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What kind of Jag is this?
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I think that I need to scrub my monitor after viewing that!!!
coldplugs
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I wouldn't discount this car too quickly. If I lived near it I'd do some research and possibly go look at it.
Jag specials like these were raced in SCCA events with good success in the 1950's. For example, take a look at This JCNA page .
A different car, but there were others....
The eBay car appears to have Jag instruments from the fifties, rack & pinion steering, and a few other Jag bits. Obviously, the engine isn't a Jag. The frame could be Jaguar. The rear end looks a little "late 50's" and body quality isn't bad if you ignore the nose and some apparent butchering.
It almost looks like a car that was well built originally and then fell in with bad company.
Jag specials like these were raced in SCCA events with good success in the 1950's. For example, take a look at This JCNA page .
A different car, but there were others....
The eBay car appears to have Jag instruments from the fifties, rack & pinion steering, and a few other Jag bits. Obviously, the engine isn't a Jag. The frame could be Jaguar. The rear end looks a little "late 50's" and body quality isn't bad if you ignore the nose and some apparent butchering.
It almost looks like a car that was well built originally and then fell in with bad company.
tony barnhill
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Its an old fiberglass kit car of some type