1963 Jaguar E-type Roadster on 2040-cars
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An actual 1963 Jaguar E-Type Roadster (and titled as such) that was an Aerospace Engineers 30 year project. First and most importantly, this is a project that should go only to a skilled and knowledgeable mechanic, car fabricator or race shop for finishing and updating. Fitted with a Chevy 400ci V8 and 4-Speed.Car retains original Body shell, front sub-frames, front and rear suspension, steering and disk brakes. Nose section may be a one-off and is in fiberglass. To allow the Chevy engine to be installed, some frame tubes were cut and some were added. Front crossmember and one top tube have visable damage but can likely be strengthened easily. Windshield is a modified Plymouth. Car should be rewired. Car has been stored several years.
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