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US $60,000.00
Year:1974
Mileage:57000
Location:
Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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This is your opportunity to own this gorgeous 1974 Series III Jaguar E-Type Convertible! - Original 5.3 L V12 Engine with only 57,000 miles - 4 Speed Manual Transmission - Recently repainted - Local Calgary car originally purchased from Cooke Motors - Documentation available upon request - Currently registered in Alberta, Canada VIN number: UE1S24656 Body Number: 4S 7367 Engine Number: 7S15979 LA Gear Box Number: KL7892 - Original colour but not the original paint. It has been painted within the last year or so. - I am in the process of gathering the service records but I believe the most recent work was : - rebuilt carburetors - replaced water pump - replaced exhaust system - added some auxiliary cooling fans behind the radiator - The engine is in great running condition , there are a few oil leaks as you would expect with this car at the rear main seal and around the oil pan. The air conditioner has never been used since we have owned the car and is not working. - No timing chain rattle. - Only immediate work that I can see is to replace the hose below the fresh air intake on the drivers side which has a hole which seems to be from the wheel rubbing up against it when making sharp turns and as mentioned the AC needs some attention if you intend to use it. - No accidents - Soft top only You can view a couple of youtube videos at /user/automaniacscalgary Please call, text or email anytime for more information or for an appointment to view: 403-560-1164 or toll free 1-877-259-2484 |
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Stunning Jaguar E-Type Lightweight tribute featured by Petrolicious
Tue, 17 Dec 2013This is a Series 1 Jaguar E-Type Coupe. Enzo Ferrari, Il Commendatore himself, called it "the most beautiful car ever made." It can count among its owners Steve McQueen, Brigitte Bardot and a number of other celebrities from the 1960s. It remains one of the prettiest and coolest cars ever.
While we don't normally prescribe to modifying classics like the E-Type, cars that are used for vintage racing, like this particular example, are certainly the exception. It's owned by Jason Len and is the subject of the latest video from the team at Petrolicious.
Len's 1964 E-Type has been fashioned to look like one of the rare Lightweight E-Types from 1963 and 1964. The aluminum-bodied E-Types, of which only a dozen were built, were all intended exclusively for racing, much like Len's heavily modified example. While it retains the 3.8-liter straight-six, its engine, transmission, suspension, brakes and body have been extensively tweaked and fettled to allow this classic Jag to compete with a field of V8s.
This classic Jaguar XJ has a 720-hp ungentlemanly secret
Tue, 19 Nov 2013Forget Tawny Kitaen. If you want to make a Jaguar XJ rock, just do what this guy did: stuff a heavily modified and turbocharged General Motors V8 under the hood, and take it to the track.
The video calls this Series 1 XJ a sleeper, but with its open exhaust and obvious turbo whistle, the once-gentlemanly sedan is anything but. The owner says that the engine is GM LQ9 V8 that has been stroked to 402 cubic inches putting out around 720 horsepower with 12 pounds of boost (in standard form, this 6.0-liter V8 was used in the second-gen Cadillac Escalade). Check out the video below to see what that kind of power does for this classic Jaguar in the eighth-mile.
Jaguar launches new classic racing series
Fri, 14 Nov 2014One-make racing series have become all the rage for customers who want to actually race their exotic sports cars (or competition-spec versions of them, anyway). Ferrari, Maserati, Lamborghini and Aston Martin all offer such programs, and Porsche supports several. Now Jaguar is getting in on the action as well, but instead of turning one of its production models - we're looking at you, F-Type - into a spec racer, it's launching an historic racing series instead.
The 2015 Jaguar Heritage Challenge will be open to cars made by the Leaping Cat marque before 1966, including the C-Type, D-Type, E-Type and Mk I and MkII sedans. The series, which builds on the success of the previous Jaguar E-Type Challenge, will be administered by the Historic Sports Car Club (HSCC) based at Silverstone and will include four races in the UK and one in Europe, with the exact schedule still to be determined.
The program was announced at the launch of the Jaguar Heritage Driving Experience, where Jaguar Land Rover Special Operations director John Edwards was also named chairman of the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust, replacing former Jaguar managing director Mike O'Driscoll who chaired the organization for the past five years.