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Everything old is new again. In the case of the 1953 Jaguar C-Type, the swoopy British sports racer that pioneered the use of disc brakes on automobiles and finished first, second, fourth ...
Its latest project brings back the edgeless, roofless beauty of the 1953 Le Mans-winning C-type for a new generation of car enthusiasts. Jaguar will hand-build each model to a raw, racetrack-ready ...
If you weren't around in 1953 to watch the Le Mans 24 Hours — and it's pretty likely you weren't — you missed the triumph of one of the most beautiful race cars of all-time, the Jaguar C-type.
By 1953, Jaguar had modified the C-type to utilize three Weber 40DC03 carburetors ... drivers of today like a smaller steering wheel, a new rear crossmember, a removable bolt-in roll hoop, and ...
but it's from a time when Jaguar took motorsport seriously. In fact, the C-Type won the 1953 edition of Le Mans. Revealed in 1951, 2021 is the car's 70th anniversary year, and the new/old car is ...
Jaguar Classic has unveiled a pair of C-type Continuation models designed to celebrate the original’s domination of the 1953 24 Hours of Le Mans where C-types finished first, second, fourth ...
For the C-Type, Jaguar turned to the 1953 Le Mans-winning ... for anybody who is purchasing one of these to drive. While a new generation of enthusiasts may get the opportunity to drool over ...
Jaguar took scans of an original 1953 C-type and referenced engineering drawings from its archives in the development of the new designs. The cars will be hand-built at the Jaguar Land Rover ...
Commemorating the 70th anniversary of the model’s debut in 1951, Jaguar Land Rover Classic Works in Coventry, UK, is adding a new, factory-built Classic Continuation of the C-type to its stable.
We've known that Jaguar was planning to bring the C-Type back to life for some time ... and dominated the 1953 24 Hours of Le Mans, and new examples of the reincarnated car have begun reaching ...
You can probably forget about a flagship XJ Coupe--apparently Jaguar designer director ... revealed to InsideLine that the new model will be called the C-Type and that it has already been given ...
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