Posted - March 05 2008 : 8:12:36 PM
What's the issue - who manufactured it? Looks like it might be a CMC car, but there were quite a few manufacturers who made Jag replicas back in the day. I would think that a manufacturer mark would be either on the firewall or up under the dashboard, but does it make a difference for a prospective buyer?
As for the VIN plate...it may not have one. Depending on how New Mexico registers it's cars, even if it's registered as a Jag, they may still be running the Ford VIN, which is long gone with the donor car. Backtrack a little and look around the engine compartment and on the engine itself. If a new VIN was issued, it would probably be in a place very hard to get to.
Posted - March 07 2008 : 2:22:20 PM
cool thanks yes several people were asking who the manufacture of the car was and several people were wanting to see the vin plate which i have looked everywhere i can think of and haven't found one i am guessing it doesn't have one
Posted - March 09 2008 : 04:51:23 AM
Eagle Coachworks out of Buffalo,NY did quite a few of these as did Antique & Classics. www.acautos.com is the later site. Check the frame rail near the engine. When my dad did one in the 80s he had 2 put on .. one on the frame rail and one near the steering column.
i know its a XK120 PLEASE ANSWER
Posted - March 01 2008 : 10:35:00 AM
