2008-10-15 20:05:16 | Lofty writes:

Works Lightweight. Owned by Adrian Hamilton, son of Duncan Hamilton.

2008-11-09 15:26:28 | pauls writes:

1953 Le Mans winning car driven by Tony Rolt and owners father Adrian Hamilton. It was the first car to avg. over 100mph for 24hrs.

2011-11-28 15:52:53 | Richard Harman writes:

Am I correct in saying this C-Type was later owned by, and displayed at Briggs Cunningham Automotive museum at Costa Mesa, California? Can anybody tell me to whom ownership passed after that time, please?
It must have been sold during, or before, 1986.

2012-05-08 14:30:32 | John Brubacher writes:

1) The answer to the first question is yes, this '53 Le Mans winner was displayed at the Briggs Cunningham museum.
2) I believe Mr. Cunningham sold it directly to Mr. Adrian Hamilton.
3) The answer to the question that wasn't asked - "Who sold XKC051 to Mr. Cunningham?" - That would be my father, Miles Brubacher. My Dad owned the vehicle for approximately 10 years.

2017-02-21 08:54:41 | Chas Parker writes:

Hi - I'm writing a book about XKC 051 as part of the Porter Press Great Cars series and would very much like to find out more details about its time with Miles Brubacher. John, if you read this, perhaps you could contact me at chas@chasparker.co.uk. Many thanks.

2017-02-21 17:27:58 | Jeremy McChesney writes:

The photo uploaded in April 2011 is actually XKC012. 012 was the practice car for the 1953 Le Mans.

2018-08-12 16:50:12 | pauls writes:

Car was seen at Goodwood in 2018
www.ultimatecarpage.com/img/Jaguar-C-Type-Lightweight-132118.html