Jaguar E-type recreations will be a treat for lucky six clients
In May, Jaguar announced it would build the ‘missing’ six vehicles from the ‘Special GT E-type’ project, which started in February, 1963, with the objective of 18 cars.
Only 12 of the aluminium-bodied Lightweight E-types were built and the remaining six chassis numbers lay dormant — until now. Each new E-type will be built by Jaguar Heritage, part of Jaguar Land Rover’s new Special Operations division.
