1962 Jaguar E Type 3.8 Size:Large: 7 x 5in Showing a man (possibly Sir

Showing a man (possibly Sir Thomas Stepney) inspecting gravely the door at the Mount Coffee House

19th August 1965

'Law and equity

Ruins of the Brunswick Theatre

1962 Jaguar E Type 3.8 Size:Large: 7 x 5in Showing a man (possibly Sir1962 Jaguar E Type 3. 8. The E Type became the status symbol of the sixties, a cult car with a performance usually found only on the racetrack. Stunning looks and a pleasure to drive, the E Type was considered the ultimate car. Acceleration was 0 60 in 6. 9 seconds, and disc brakes were on four wheels. A later introduction of a 4. 2 power unit proved disappointing, but in 1971 the 5. 3 litre V12 version was introduced