It was announced this week that Jaguar has produced its last F-Type, thus ending the ... features and is one of 4,445 Fixed Head Coupes (FHC) built during the model's 1957 to 1960 run.

Can’t tell now but Don’s E Type “had sat for 19 years and was sadly in need of a full restoration,” which he adds was ... 1964 Jaguar E Type FHC ... 1964 Jaguar E Type ...

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 win a race in international ...

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 ...

Jaguar Classic is gearing up to celebrate seven decades since the C-Type's arrival with a new installment in the successful Continuation program. Classic car enthusiasts and collectors now have a ...

It's a Jaguar under the hood ... and brakes are disc all round. Justin's XK120 FHC won the David Brabham award at the inaugural Sydney Harbour Concours d'Elegance in March last year, and it ...

For Jaguar competition cars, the alphabet started with C, followed by the all-conquering D-type and, in 1961, the E-type, its road-going successor that Enzo Ferrari claimed to be “the most ...

This year marks the 60th anniversary of the iconic Jaguar ... Type UK is shining a light on some of its latest examples available in its showroom, which include two immaculate Series 1 4.2 RHD FHC ...

Finished in Pastel Green and with Suede Green leather seats, it honors the original Jaguar C-type — the one that won the 224-mile long, 50-lap sports car race at the Reims Grand Prix Meeting on ...

Subsequent to last year’s announcement, Jaguar have kept their word, and they just completed the assembly of the first C-Type Continuation. Built almost exactly to the same specification as the ...