Oh, man....
Just.... sigh....
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=2498340992&category=6277
Did you see the pitting on the chrome on the gas cap? What a junker!
One of the prettiest automotive designs ever (next to 914s that is).
Yeah,
For some reason, my favorite shapes are the 904, XKE, 917, Kournikova, 914.
Am I alone?
Doubt it...
When i was a kid and my father was doing DE's, we had a guy up in the NE that owned a 904 and regularly brought it to the track. Just so wonderful to be able to remember him roaring around the track. Probably only see them today at a Reunion or a vintage race at best.
no, there is one shows up at Road atlanta for DE's. I think he's out of fla. He came toottling(sp) off of pit out and I had to smoke them up not to run him down.
I didn't want to be known as the guy who took out a 904 with a 14.....
that car is sshweet
Oh man I LOVE those cars!
d914 - yeah that would be....ummm.....bad
my dad had a v12 e type
Sigh..... It doesn't get better than that, for a 4.2 anyway. Beautiful.
COME ON LOTTO!!!!
if i win i'm gonna buy that car and flog it all the way back east at full rpms!!!!!!
nah, not really..... but i would drive it while my teener was getting a new jake plant, flares and a full going over by brad.....
dear lord that is a purty car....
I've got a '68 E-type roadster - red. Prettiest car in the world.
That puppy gives me a stiffy.....
I'm putting back together a 1972 V12 XKE for a customer right now. WE just had to put a weber kit on that V12 and headers. I just can not wait to here it run
JM
omg -- it's so beautiful it makes me feel sick.
It looks great, but don't all British cars.
Just remember the begining to the "Gumball Rally".
make me want to cream...
WOW that is a beautiful car...
All XKs are beautiful. Here is my Dad's best friend in High School's XK150. Remember the movie Cruel Intentions? Sarah Michelle Gellar was willing to take it in the a$$ for the black 140 in that movie! Hmm classic Jag or a chance to hit her in the shitter.... hmm... I'm so confused...
http://www.jag-lovers.org/xk-lovers/gifs/150_licata/150_licata.html
Gawd,
I 've always loved those things.......
Worked with an optical physicist who was a Jag nut.
He had a 1967 6 XKE coupe and a 1973 12 XKE Coupe.
He called the 1967 his "ladies car" and his 1973 "a brute"
Seems that if you park them side by side, the 12 cylinder version has flared fenders and enormous tires. Hard to keep the 12 from spinning the tires tho.
Dis guy fixed them up and used to get high 90's in the concours weenie shows. He sewed leather, did immaculate bodywork and fixed everything. Taught me a lot.
His real prize was an XK150. Bought it from a guy who had started restoring the car, had bought all new everythings, and had picked up all the small parts on business trips to England. He got a primered chassis awaiting paint, restored wire wheels, all interior and body parts, an engine in parts with all work done, all of the car parts in marked bags, and a photo album of the dissassembly/restoration process. It was a complete kit...
Price? When Don showed up in his immaculate black XKE 12, The PO realized this was the guy he wanted to finish his baby. Don got it for $1500 and the guy trucked it to his house.....
I need a deal like that!!! Anybody like my work?
Ken
.......way, way back in '73 I worked for British Motor Car in downtown Portland. Was in the detail dept. When the cars were delivered off the ships a bunch of us "had" to go get them off the docks. The drive was about 8 miles or so back to the sales building and there were some nice twisties in between. I always ran for the XKE's, Lotus' and an occasional TR6. I was in HOG HEAVEN
.....b
I love my MGA.... but that is a different class altogether. Definite stiffy here
You can tell its British in the second picture where its got the cardboard under the rear punkin. (they don't have a Transaxle in them do they?)
They are dead sexy ain't they. I always turn and look when a properly kept up old Jag rolls by.
I had to check on the final price. $57,100! Friend said it would go close to $60k. He wasn't too far off.
And now back to our 914s.....
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