One of the iconic design’s claims to fame was being able to go 150 mph ‘right out of the box.’ Don Warren’s could probably do it now — he has restored the Fixed Head Coupé to factory spec.

Jaguar's XK120-C is known by its far more famous name, C-Type, known for winning Le Mans twice, and known for being the first car equipped with disc brakes to. Skip to main content.

1952 Jaguar XK120 FHC LWK707 Montlhery Record Car. 1945 - 1952. Post-war, ... the iconic 1961 E-Type saw Jaguar change tack yet again, making an affordable elite sports car.

Jaguar unveiled the C-Type in 1951 and production ended in 1953. But, despite the two years production run only 53 C-Type units were built, 43 of which arrived at private owners, mostly in the U.S ...

Australian customizer Justin Hills’ reworked XK120 FHC is so good former Jaguar design boss Ian Callum paid attention. Justin Hills Photographer Angus MacKenzie Writer Feb 24, 2020.

The Series I E-Type, sold as the XKE in the U.S., was offered as a roadster or what was called an Open Two Seater (OTS), a Fixed Head Coupe (FHC) and as a roomier and longer 2+2 fastback coupe ...

To mark its 1952 Sir Stirling Moss piloted Reims Grand Prix win, Jaguar Classics has re-created the C-type Continuation, with each car seeing over 3,000 hours of intensive skilled expertise ...

Classics • Jaguar C-Type Continuation. Jaguar C-Type Continuation Might Think It's Time for 1953 Le Mans All Over Again. Published: 28 Jan 2021, 08:31 UTC • By: Aurel Niculescu.

A Jaguar E-Type which appeared in the classic television show The Avengers is set to go under the auctioneer’s hammer. The Coventry-made 4.2 Fixed Head Coupe (FHC) Jaguar E-Type was supplied new ...