'Different' Jaguars.

[bomma220]

Have we had this one yet?



Here's a link for info: http://beforeitsnews.com/motor-junkies/2012/09/a-c...

[galro]

Galo Mateos Jaguar XK140:

[galro]

1958 Jaguar XK 150 Coupé with body by Motto.

[galro]

1951 Jaguar XK120 by Oblin.

[Roy C]

galro said:

1951 Jaguar XK120 by Oblin.

The styling seems to copy many elements of the Ferrari 166 by Touring (Carlo Anderloni), which were also cribbed by John Tojeiro for the cars that developed into the AC Ace.

[galro]

1954 Jaguar xk120 by Barou:


1951 Jaguar xk120 by Barou:

[galro]

1945 Bernath Jaguar SS 100:

[galro]

SS Jaguar 100 by Bidée.

[RDMcG]

Gairo: they are just amazing pics. I thought I had seen most of the Jaguar variants but these were all news to me.

[Roy C]

New to me too. Although every panel has been replaced, the SS100 screen has been retained.
F.J.Bidée was a Belgian coachbuilder who re-bodied this car in 1951.
Bidée also built one-off bodies in this style on chassis by Alvis, Alfa Romeo & Talbot Lago.

[galro]

More of a different Ferrari really, but there is also the Ferris de Joux special also known as the Ferraguar. It was built using a Ferrari f1 chassis and fitted with a engine from a Jaguar. The body was Ferris de Joux and he used 2500 hours on the job. The chassi was later restored back to its original Ferrari F1 design later on and the body was presumable scrapped.

[Rangeroverover]

Does this count

[galro]

The "Byfield" Jaguar

[galro]

And a older car of his: This 1952 Jaguar XK120 fitted with a Mark V engine.

[MichaelDelaney]

A couple of SS100 variants from an old Jaguar book...

[dinkel]

Wow and thx - this is such an inspirational topic: glad I started it!

[MikeE]

[dinkel]

That is amazing...

[lowdrag]

Rangeroverover said:

Does this count

That looks like the Daimler XJS but not "the" one in the museum, which I thought was the only prototype. Can you tell us more please?

[CY88]

Fuore design BlackJag from 2004: