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May anyone tell me which car is this? I took this picture in motorway. 
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Jaguar D Type Replica I Think
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Jaguar D Type Replica I Think Robbie, Those were my first thoughts too but on a second look, what about Aston Martin DBR 1 replica? The way the fin curves down at the back and also the fact that the wraparound cockpit perspex doesn't come back in a straight line set me thinking 'Aston' Also- and for what it's worth, that shade of green looks a bit light for Jag- much more like the Le Mans winning car? On the other hand, it hasn't got the cut out'lozenges' which were very distinctive on the DBR 1 Its only a somewhat wild guess, so I'm happy to be corrected! Regards, G
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I would expect the Aston to have side air vents set at a diaginal behind the front wheel 
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I'm going to guess that its a lynx replica specified without the fin and with the full screen option Lynx
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Steve,
I've posted a pic of the real thing under 'General Photo Gallery' As we've both said, there should be very visible air vents or scoops.
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may be the owner's satisfaction can help us.... 
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I know people's views about replicas vary a heck of a lot. There are good ones and bad ones but I really wasn't taken with that XKSS on the Duncan Hamilton site Cheers, G
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I hadn't looked too closely didn't realise it was a replica, I know real ones are as rare as hens teeth, Steve McQueen had one at one time. photo caption says 1956,most details look about right but I'm no expert - haven't got an original to hand to check rivets etc :snowgrin: I read somewhere 42 D-types [@ £3000 each] and 16 xkss where built, 1957 factory fire destroyed tooling and put paid to any more.
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