#0313 'Jaguar E-Types' Framing:Black Pictured here is number 20

Pictured here is number 20

but it wasn't until two years later that the company fielded its first fully in-house factory race car in two decades

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#0313 'Jaguar E-Types' Framing:Black Pictured here is number 20Often hailed as the most beautiful car ever made, the Jaguar E type also achieved some success on the racetrack, although it required a spirited gentleman driver to demonstrate its potential. Roy Salvadori and Graham Hill had already shown promise in a"&" John Coombs prepared Series 1 E type shortly after its production start in 1961, and this very car became the basis for the official works racing cars introduced two years later. The steel chassis,