| 3.8 E-Type Lightweight | |||||
| Open Two Seater | |||||
| Right Hand Drive | |||||
| RA13559S | |||||
| R5870 | |||||
| ZFN69 | |||||
| 1963 | White | ||||
| 2009 | Black | ||||
| Rest: Concours | |||||
| Original | Danville | ||||
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Record Creation: Entered on 9 November 2003.
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Car Number Prefixes and Suffixes:
- S indicates the model is a Lightweight E-Type.
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2003-11-09 10:28:33 | Steven D. writes:
Listed in very short JCNA Jaguar Journal artilce as being one of the 12 lightweight E-Types made and one of four to show up for a reunion at Lynx Motors International in 2000. This car is listed as being the "Phil Scragg car"
BTW, the lightweight serial numbers are actaully prefixed with a 'S" so for instance this one should actually be listed as S850669
2004-11-11 07:51:07 | pauls writes:
More information about this car found at:
www.blackhawkcollection.com/index.cfm?key=885&action=details&tab=inventory
The car appears to be in the USA now as part of the Blackhawk collection based in Danville, California.
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1963 Jaguar E - Type Lightweight I.D.#:S850669 Eng. # RA1355-9 Body #:R5870 Reg. #:PS1175 Purchased new from the factory in January 1964 by Phil Scragg who did serious competition with this car winning many First Places, and it became a favorite with British crowds. Many of his First Places with this car are recorded in Philip Porter’s book “Jaguar E type, the definitive history”. Previous owners of S850669 Reg.PS1175 race car: 1963 - 1967 -Phil Scragg 1967 - 1970 -Anthony Hopkins (well known broadcaster and musician) Hopkins registered car at the time “4RH”. 1970 - Car passed through noted dealer Brian Classic to Bob Vincent, a noted successful driver of Lightweight E’s for the Red Rose Racing team with Richard Bond, and perhaps Brian Redman. Gordon Brown (4WPD) remembers making the trip to collect the car with him. 1971 - 1974 -Michael Dawes - It was Dawes who painted the car the dark metallic silver. In every other way the car remained just as Scragg and Hopkins had run it. Days is the older brother of now dealer and enthusiast, Nigel Dawes. 1974 Michael Dawes sold the car back to Brian Classic 1974 Brian Classic sold to racer/dealers Mike Fisher then to Chris Drake 1975 - 1995 Yoshijuki Hayashi, Japan who included the car in his excellent collection for years. 1995 Peter Rae, Britain re-imported the car and revived the original registration PS1175. Car had a careful check and mechanical overhaul to drive in the Mulberry Challenge at Goodwood Festival of Speed, recoding a 64 second time on the hill. The reappearance of the “time warp” created huge interest and admiration after being away from the public for so long.
2005-03-04 22:45:57 | pauls writes:
This car is mentioned in "The Jaguar E-type a collectors guide" by Paul Skilleter on page 75.
All of the factory competition cars have a "S" prefix this car's number is actually S850669. The car was delivered to Scragg Jan 31, '64.
2007-04-25 21:04:38 | pauls writes:
The car is also mentioned in Porters E-tpye the definitive history, pg 323. It was registered as PS 1175 and sold to Phil Scragg.
2009-03-11 06:45:11 | Roger writes:
I received this comment and am reposting it by permission: "I knew Phil Scragg through my Father, with whom he had a long business relationship, as well as being good friends, and have a photograph of the car on Prescott start line, taken I believe, in September 1964. It started life in Off white with a black top.
"After the Prescott meeting in May of that year, the first time I saw it, we all went for a meal, and on the way Phil overtook a line of cars we were in at great speed, with his wife aboard, and our car a 3 Litre Rover, rocked as he passed us! I recall him expressing frustration at it having to be regularly returned to the factory, because it repeatedly sprung oil leaks after competing with it. At the May Prescott meeting, Roger Mac was there in an E Type and Phil picked up that he had inflated his tyres to 60psi, so he did the same, in case there was a competitive advantage! Phil was still quickest, but not by his usual margin. I could send you a copy of the photograph if you're interested. I have many happy memories associated with that car and those times!
"SLR"
2009-10-01 11:41:04 | pauls writes:
Car was seen at Goodwood 9/09 still wearing PS 1175
http://automotive.speedtv.com/article/vintage-jaguar-lightweights-score-in-vinta ...




















