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Jaguar E-Type, very nice

Custom 1974 Jaguar E-Type

Jaguar designs of the past were some of the most iconic cars on the road. There was something about beautiful British designs that separated these cars from the rest of the world. It’s why classic car enthusiasts generally prefer old Jaguar cars to other international designs from the same period. So when Chip Foose designed a custom E-Type, it was a rather shocking design, to say the least. The car was designed for the SEMA show in Las Vegas and it wasn’t at all what the original car looked like (via Chip Foose).

The design was confusing with an odd mix of muscle car elements and classic car tie-ins. The Dayton-style rims and white wall tires just didn’t go well with the rest of the design. On the front of the car, you had a hood that was designed for a sports car and a shaved design that made the car look like a silver bullet. Nothing else made sense about this Jaguar, although it was well received at the SEMA show. Foose never designed a car like this again and there were good reasons for that.

Jaguar E-Type

Jaguar E Type V12

Jaguar E-Type V12

Jaguar Mark X 4.2 (1961-1970), manual, which makes it even rarer. In their enviable lack of interest, cats have no idea what a truly rare specimen is standing there.

Jaguar E-Type, very nice

Jaguar E-Type

1971 Jaguar XK-E Convertible