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Atlanta Classic Cars: Two vintage, rare Jaguars

Two vintage Jaguars.
Two vintage Jaguars.
By Todd C. Duncan
May 12, 2017

Recently, I got the chance to hang out with two really cool cats.

And although David Kirkman and Robert Farris are cool, the two beautiful Jaguars they presented are even more special.

Kirkman is the proud owner of a 1969 Jaguar Series II E-Type OTS convertible and Robert Farris’ Speedwell Engineering LTD recently completed a dazzling restoration of a silver 1963 jaguar Series I E-type FHC.

To see more of these extraordinary cars, watch the video below.

Took a look at two rare and beautiful Jaguars.

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Todd C. Duncan is the Senior Editor for Recruitment & Staff Development for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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