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Ecurie Ecosse C-type homage series revealed

Ecurie Ecosse has revealed a new project, with plans to remanufacture the iconic Jaguar C-type in a series of seven new sister cars to the near-priceless originals. The C-type, noted for its motorsport success in the early 1950s, was a key part of the Ecurie Ecosse racing team’s success, driving its decision to reimagine the iconic racer. Each of the new units will be built with the same steel space-frame chassis design as the original, but with modern manufacturing techniques streamlining the process while also making the structure stiffer. This space frame is then encased in thin-gauge aluminium bodywork that recreates the original’s supple, Malcom Sayer-designed look.

Le Mans racing driver, businessman and garage boss lived life in the fast lane

Le Mans racing driver, businessman and garage boss lived life in the fast lane Tommy Dickson remembered Tommy Dickson, who passed away this month at the age of 92 Get the latest Scottish parenting news sent straight to your inbox each week with our newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice

Ecurie Ecosse Releasing Seven Hand-Built Jaguar C-Types Reproductions

To fans of ’50s sports car racing, there are few vehicles more sought after than the Jaguar C-Type and among C-Types, the most sought after are the Ecurie Ecosse cars. Ian Stewart and his Scottish racing stable, Ecurie Ecosse, raced seven C-Type chassis in period and now each is getting a sister car thank to a new company called Ecurie Ecosse. Metalwork for the seven sister cars will be done in Coventry, in the same building that was home to Jaguar’s coachworks at the time. The chassis and body will be hand built by artisans, says Ecurie Ecosse, and a straight-six Jaguar XK engine will go under the bonnet. The body work, just like the original C-Types, will be made of thin gauge aluminum mounted to a spaceframe and there will be total fidelity in the shape.

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The Ecurie Cars LM69 Is a Street-Legal Jaguar XJ13 From an Alternate Reality

The Ecurie Cars LM69 Is a Street-Legal Jaguar XJ13 From an Alternate Reality Automobile 1/11/2021 © Manufacturer Ecurie Cars LM69 7 Despite appearances, this svelte and supremely swoopy shape is not a real car. Well, it s real insofar as it physically exists on this slice of the multiverse, and if the purveyors at Ecurie Cars are to be believed, it runs and drives as sharp as a real Ford GT40 or Lola T70. Conceptually, Ecurie Car s LM69 is a manifestation in the cosmic game of what if, specifically as applied to the stillborn 1966 Jaguar XJ13 prototype and what the XJ13 program might have looked like had it continued development through the 1969 race season.

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