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by Bennett Oghifo The experts at Jaguar Classic in Coventry, UK have restored 12 E-type 60 Collection cars that combine flawless quality and exceptional engineering know-how. Jaguar Classic has said it unveiled its first matched pair of E-type 60 Collection cars, and revealed full specification details for the 12 expertly restored and sympathetically uprated 3.8-litre E-types built to celebrate 60 years of the iconic sports car. The E-type made its world debut in Geneva, Switzerland on 15 March 1961. The public reaction to the lone coupé available for test drives was so strong that Jaguar ru...

Specially restored E-type coupés and roadsters will commemorate the icon’s 60th birthday

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- shares Jaguar E-Type 60 Collection cars has been revealed overnight by Jaguar Classic as it ramps up celebrations for the iconic sports car’s 60th birthday. The Jaguar E-Type made its global debut on 15 March 1961 at the Geneva motor show and has since gone on to become one of the most revered cars of all time. To celebrate, Jaguar Classic has painstakingly restored and re-engineered 12 E-Types – six coupes and six convertibles – which will be sold as matching pairs. The cars are inspired by the original E Type coupe, registration 9600 HP and convertible (rego 77 RW) that wowed the ...

Jaguar Rekindles Fond Memories With "60 Collection" of Six E-Type Restomod Pairs 12 Mar 2021, 11:15 UTC · by Last summer, Jaguar teased classic car aficionados with the enticing perspective of bringing to life a pair of very special E-Types to celebrate the model’s 60th anniversary and its March 1961 presentation at the Geneva Motor Show. Jump forward in time to March 2021, and we have the official (online) presentation of the Jaguar E-Type 60 Collection. 32 photos The times they are a-changin' said many years ago Bob Dylan, but thanks to automakers’ classic divisions, some things ...