1938 Jaguar SS-100 3.5L

1938 Jaguar SS-100 3.5L

These cars were originally produced in small numbers for passenger use. However, their reliability, endurance, and maneuverability made them ideal for rallying throughout Europe. Consequently they won many highly competitive rally contests on the Continent before the War.


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