


Johns earlier build was an XJ13 replica, complete with quad cam V12, according to his wife a very nice car if you didn’t mind engine noise and didn’t need to carry more than a credit card ...




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You will not find one piece of fibreglass in John's creation. It will be all hand beaten panels. John's original creation of the XJ13 would have to closest to an original as ever has been made - a true piece of art.christopher storey wrote: ↑Sun Dec 05, 2021 6:41 pmIt has the same bloated look as the Challenger replicas, only more so.... indeed I wondered whether it started life as a Challenger
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