1954 Jaguar D Type

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05-07-2017, 06:07 AM

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1954 Jaguar D Type

If you haven't seen it, I thought my fellow F Type owners would enjoy this video of the 1954 D Type

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05-07-2017, 08:02 AM

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When the Lottery ticket finally comes thru.......

At least it looks like he does drive this one, rather than having it sit in a museum or just wash and wax it all the time.

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It's got the harmonics and crackle of the F-Type V6 at higher rpm. (Actually, that should be stated the other way around).

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It's got the harmonics and crackle of the F-Type V6 at higher rpm. (Actually, that should be stated the other way around).

Ha! I noticed that too. Like someone else mentioned, it's great that this car lives on....being driven and enjoyed. Beautiful design and function.
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