1985 JAGUAR TYPE D by REALM / RAM
Chassis P1B57345DN

- Beautiful, faithful example
- Equipped with a 3.8 l engine
- 10,000 euros of recent invoices.


- French registration REALM

The successor to the legendary Jaguar C-Type, the D-Type is a racing car produced by the British manufacturer to maintain its involvement in competitions, notably the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

While the first had already made a name for itself by winning the Le Mans event in 1951 and 1953, the second took up the baton with great success.

It took first place on the podium for the 1955, 1956 and 1957 editions.

This success was due to a number of technical features that made it a real killer: four-wheel disc brakes (still rare for racing cars of that era), a 3.4L engine developing 241 hp, a weight-saving monocoque chassis (as on the Type C) and real work on aerodynamics.

Malcolm Sayer was responsible for its design, as was the Type E.
The Jaguar Type D didn't just win the 24 Hours of Le Mans.

It also won the...