RE: Lister Knobbly at the Autosport Show
RE: Lister Knobbly at the Autosport Show
Thursday 8th January 2015

Lister Knobbly at the Autosport Show

Public debut for the reborn Lister with the possibility of further cars announced as well



Good news! All 10 of Lister's Knobbly Jaguars have been sold, no mean feat given each was a quarter of a million pounds. It will also be a boost for Lister's plans to race the Knobbly in a series of events through this year.

Yes, the old days are looking good from here...
Yes, the old days are looking good from here...
The Knobbly is making its public debut at the Autosport Show (don't forget to visit The Pie and Piston if you are attending!) where Lister has also confirmed additional cars could be produced. Following Brian Lister's death last year, the company is considering three individual final editions. Each will give 'a distinct nod' to the Knobbly's racing heritage. Lister's chairman Lawrence Whittaker said: "With the recent sad passing of our founder Brian Lister, we could not think of a better way to honour his memory than by continuing his legacy."

So if you missed out on a Knobbly but desperately require one, best get yourself and lots of money to the NEC pronto! With enough encouragement they have to make them, right?

 



   
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jamespink

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1,218 posts

234 months

Thursday 8th January 2015
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What a gorgeous car that is!

PATTERNPART

693 posts

231 months

Thursday 8th January 2015
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What he said.

carl_w

10,776 posts

288 months

Thursday 8th January 2015
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Taken at a North Weald sprint last March:




DocJock

8,722 posts

270 months

Friday 9th January 2015
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The one on the show stand is even more stunning in the metal.

soad

34,706 posts

206 months

Friday 9th January 2015
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jamespink said:
What a gorgeous car that is!
Looks quite ugly from the front.

I'm sure it's fantastic to drive - powered by a Jaguar D-Type race spec engine (developing 330bhp at 6750rpm).

alexpa

685 posts

202 months

Friday 9th January 2015
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330bhp and 790kg (dry), lovely.

ChemicalChaos

10,714 posts

190 months

Monday 12th January 2015
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soad said:
I'm sure it's fantastic to drive - powered by a Jaguar D-Type race spec engine (developing 330bhp at 6750rpm).
Were all the 10 recreations powered by Jaguar? Quite a few in period ran with smallblock Chevrolet V8s, I wonder if any of the final editions will be a Lister-Chevy to honour this?

carl_w

10,776 posts

288 months

Monday 12th January 2015
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The Lister website said that you could order one with a small-block V8, but I don't know if any were ordered.