Jaguar E-Type - Wikipedia
The Klat designed 1963 Jaguar E-Type Lightweight Low Drag coupé, chassis S850663. Another lightweight was modified into a unique low drag design (the Lumsden/Sargent car), by Dr Samir Klat of Imperial College.
Jaguar E-Type Lightweight (Continuation Model) Review - MotorTrend
Jul 15, 2015 · Jaguar builds six brand-new 1964 E-Type time machines. Read about the Jaguar E-Type Lightweight and see great E-Type photos at Motor Trend.
Lightweight E-Types | What You Need to Know
Jaguar approved a line of Lightweight E-Types to be produced as a limited run in 1963, and these would use more aluminium in the body and a lightweight aluminium block for the 3.8-litre XK engine.
Jaguar E-Type Lightweight Competition - Photos, Profile, History
Mar 24, 2017 · Photo gallery, profile and history of the Jaguar E-Type Lightweight Competition, chassis S850667, sold for $7.37 million at the Bonhams Scottsdale auction.
Lightweight E-TYPE Restored - This Missing Six | Jaguar USA
The coveted, next-generation ‘Special FT’ Lightweight E-types were originally built with new-style aluminum bodies in the sixties. 18 chassis were planned, but just 12 were built. Some 50 years later, we set out to finish what we started. We dubbed them The Missing Six. Recreating a …
Lightweight Jaguar E-Type: everything you need to know
May 29, 2015 · One of the most iconic cars ever produced has been given a new lease of life by Jaguar - the Jaguar E-Type. Six new all-aluminium Lightweight Jaguar E-Type cars will be...
1963 Jaguar E-Type SI - Semi Lighweight | Classic Driver Market
When Jaguar unveiled its E-Type at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1961, it was a complete surprise. ... Subsequently, 11 more Type E Lightweight roadsters were built, plus two more coupes and a dozen semi-lightweights. The true Lightweight specification included an all-aluminum monocoque, all-alloy 3.8-liter dry-sump engine, Type D Wide Angle ...
Jaguar Lightweight E-Type review | | evo
Nov 20, 2015 · The recently formed Jaguar Heritage department are creating the six ‘missing’ Lightweight E-Types. They’re FIA approved to race in historic championships, built with stunning attention to ...
Lightweight E-TYPE Gallery | Jaguar USA
The coveted, next-generation ‘Special FT’ Lightweight E-TYPE models were originally built with new-style aluminum bodies in the sixties.
1963 Jaguar E-Type Lightweight | Girardo & Co
For the competition-focused Lightweight E-Type, Jaguar built a special aluminium monocoque with aluminium doors, bonnet and boot lid, making the car an impressive 250 lb lighter than the road car and, importantly, 100 lb lighter than its Italian rival, the Ferrari 250 GTO.