hi all,
Not an ad and no relation with me, but though it would be interest to show: according to the seller it’s the first FHC produced, apparently with some unique features.
No affiliation, not a classified.
Best,
Ll.
hi all,
Not an ad and no relation with me, but though it would be interest to show: according to the seller it’s the first FHC produced, apparently with some unique features.
No affiliation, not a classified.
Best,
Ll.
Nice car
Love the detail that it was used to deliver post in rural Virginia for 20 years.
I think the fav detail of my cars history is that the PO bought it from a dairy farmer.
Only 112000?
It’s a present…
679006 is not quite the first FHC. 679001 survives, owned by someone on this forum, and last I heard there were 2 cars claiming to be 679002 (but let’s not add to the controversy here).
The prototype 669001 was reportedly scrapped by the factory.
Find indeed the next paragraph odd: “In 1989 the No. 6 (???) was imported to Germany by a major Jaguar Collector. It was restored within”. Maybe the oldest one with matching numbers?
The last digit of the chassis number?
Maybe the original owner was D.B. Cooper.