Bonus points if you know the year that this car could not have been produced AFTER.
(http://i2.tinypic.com/209g0og.jpg)
76
1976.......sorry, no
is it a datsun
No, not a Datsun.
damn idk
6 cylinder?
3.8L
Is it a JAG
need to be more spific.....
im thinking early -mid 60s xke.....Mk1...MK1.5
thats a porche. :laugh:
it would be a D or E type Jag.
Sorry E type.
They were made up until 1975.
BTW Ali McGraw drives one in the movie Convoy
details lil boy....remember the Night Rider when you look up into the sky
but they had big ugly rubber bumperettes after late 60's
E type.....sedan/also XKE roadster
but the E might be the same as in XK...E it's all weird positive earth stuff
also one of the most beautiful auto shapes .....EVER!!!!!!!! lovely bonnet
Johny the boy is stoned again
http://www.mathewscollection.com/former/Former_JaguarXKE.htm
but the bumperette looks smaller on the cream auto
http://www.jag-lovers.org/modern/mguides/jl0129.html
Not me, not for the scag.
Your wasting your time with Johnny the boy, He'll never be any thing like the niterider :laugh: :laugh:
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might not be a US car.....can't find them little bumperettes....
that is why B Z says newer....
werase gets it......itsa pre-1968 Jag-u-ar XK-E. The headlight covers are significant 'cause starting in 1968, the Feds banned h/l covers with safety mandates and requirements. So, in 1968, all those lovely front ends, with headlights under glass, from mfgs like Ferrari, Jaguar, Porsche, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, etc., went away. Thankfully, years later, auto producers found a way to provide for covered headlights and meet safety and illumination standards and our "enlightened" safety nazis relented.
BTW, those bumperettes and sometimes "grill guards" were added dealer accessories designed to protect that beautiful and vulnerable "nose" on the Jag E-type.