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gte4289_36 Unidentified Jaguar Special

Started by gte4289, November 01, 2018, 05:12:25 PM

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gte4289

This photo of what appears to be a modified Jaguar Mk VII was taken at a car show in New York sometime in the 1950s. This is all I know. I will award a point to anyone who can provide verifiable information about the car and the party responsible for its bodywork. 


Paul Jaray

It's not there, but I would not be surprised if that's his work.
I'll try somewhere else.

gte4289

Quote from: Paul Jaray on November 07, 2018, 02:27:44 PM
It's not there, but I would not be surprised if that's his work.
I'll try somewhere else.
Any luck?


660851

#5
It was on display at Watkins glen 51 52 initially as a fairly std car but later further modified
I can tell you the chassis number and I can tell you where it is today but am not allowed to do so
I don't believe it was European coachbuilder but US co the owner a Mr Kunz ?
see my Jaguar Archives facebook posting on the car.
https://www.facebook.com/JaguarArchives/photos/pcb.2006509772774518/2006506776108151/?type=3&theater

The question is where did the pic come from showing modified nose which is how it is today?

gte4289

#6
Quote from: 660851 on May 25, 2019, 09:57:59 PM
It was on display at Watkins glen 51 52 initially as a fairly std car but later further modified
I can tell you the chassis number and I can tell you where it is today but am not allowed to do so
I don't believe it was European coachbuilder but US co the owner a Mr Kunz ?
see my Jaguar Archives facebook posting on the car.
[Link removed]

Thank you for this! The least I can do is give you a point for your contribution.

By the way, posting links is not permitted on this site. Since yours will likely be removed by moderators sooner or later, I hope you don't mind if I post the photo here.

gte4289

Quote from: 660851 on May 25, 2019, 09:57:59 PM
The question is where did the pic come from showing modified nose which is how it is today?
I found the image while poring over a large online archive of historic photos.

660851

GTE4289
thanks for response can you give us a link to the "online archive of historic photos." please regards terry tmcgrath@bigpond.com

gte4289


gte4289

Moved to the appropriate section and still worth 2 points.