Very interesting to see the Word Jaguar on the grill, I had 2 neighbours living near me in OZ who had a 2.1/2 and a 3.1/2 pair of 1938 sedans, neither having Jaguar only SS on the grill. I wonder if the engine shown was bored and stroked? to become a Litre bigger and whether or not the gearbox with the Moss type back then.
Dear John, as I am informed the car was completely restored to the original specs with the help of Jaguar Heritage. It was during the restoring that they found out that it is the prototype and differs from the production models, starting from 1938.
Thats funny i knew where a SS 100 salon white the same make and model .. l worked for this fella over the years had one the same... hear in cork... lreland... an english woman came over and bourt it took in back to UK a good few years a go 11years ?? It needed restoring most off the work was done.... it was rolling engine and gear box in... wings off..it was all thair...his father had it years a go... sold it ... son bourt it did some work on it .... health problems... and stopped ...a rear car under 40 built...my father had jaguars...helo from Ireland...😉
A thing of beauty is a JOY FOREVER
I totally agree
Wow Unglaublich schönes Auto . Das Intro ist dem Auto würdig 👌sehr gut präsentiert gratuliere dir !
Vielen lieben Dank
Just a great car & a joy to see on the road, good for you. Guess I'll step out to my garage and smile at my E Type & let her know about her history.
Great that you have an E Type!
Regards from Brazil! :)
Thank you very much Ricardo.
Very interesting to see the Word Jaguar on the grill, I had 2 neighbours living near me in OZ who had a 2.1/2 and a 3.1/2 pair of 1938 sedans, neither having Jaguar only SS on the grill. I wonder if the engine shown was bored and stroked? to become a Litre bigger and whether or not the gearbox with the Moss type back then.
Dear John, as I am informed the car was completely restored to the original specs with the help of Jaguar Heritage. It was during the restoring that they found out that it is the prototype and differs from the production models, starting from 1938.
@@DrivingwithGloves Ok, Thanks for that.
Heck I put on gloves just to watch
Thats funny i knew where a SS 100 salon white the same make and model .. l worked for this fella over the years had one the same... hear in cork... lreland... an english woman came over and bourt it took in back to UK a good few years a go 11years ?? It needed restoring most off the work was done.... it was rolling engine and gear box in... wings off..it was all thair...his father had it years a go... sold it ... son bourt it did some work on it .... health problems... and stopped ...a rear car under 40 built...my father had jaguars...helo from Ireland...😉
Thanks for sharing your story about the SS 100. Greetings from Switzerland.
Richtig cooles Video! Sieht super aus!
Maicol Duca vielen herzlichen Dank!
Where's the leaper on the radiator cap.?
The leaper on the radiator cap was not original. So I did not film it with the leaper on it. But normally the leaper is mounted.
@@DrivingwithGloves I forgot, it's an SS car, it's not a JAGUAR yet. !!!!!
A classy car pity about the silly music, the unholy hybrid of the old and the new with the washing machine rhythm section.
Get rid of the Benny Hill music
Tell me how you can get rid of music in a video which was published some years ago. And further, I was not aware that Benny Hill composed this music!