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Jaguar Mk 2: Bob Jane’s 4.1 litre 151 mph Super Cat!
https://www.motorsportretro.com/2015/06/bob-jane-jaguar-mk-2/
Bob Jane’s Jaguar Mk 2 won the Australian Touring Car Championship for two consecutive years in 1962 and 1963. It became known as the fastest Jaguar saloon in the world when it clocked 151 miles per hour during a mighty run down Conrod Straight – a feat that would not be surpassed for nearly a decade.
Jaguar Mk 2: Bob Jane’s 4.1 litre 151 mph Super Cat!
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Bob Jane’s legendary Jaguar Mk 2, twice winner of the Australian Touring Car Championship in 1962-63, ranks as one of the all-time greats of Aussie touring car racing. According to Sawyer, it won a total of 70 races and set new lap records at …
Jaguar E Type: Bob Jane’s Ultra-Rare Factory Lightweight
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This is how it looked during its final season in 1966 with distinctive Shell yellow and red racing stripe, wider wheels and rear wheel arch flares. Bob Jane - multiple Australian Touring Car Champion, Armstrong 500 winner and sports sedan ace - ranks as one of the greats of Aussie tin-tops. Perhaps less known is that he was also a major drawcard in production …
Bob Jane - Wikipedia
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Jaguar MK2 Bob Jane 1962 - YouTube
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Model-Icons 1/18th scale diecast model of Bob Janes 1962 Jaguar MK2 3.8 racing car.http://www.model-marque.com/Jaguar-Model-Cars
History of Bob Jane Racing
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In the late 1950’s, he started his first business, Bob Jane Autoland, which specialised in spare parts for Jaguar and Alfa Romeo. Through this venture, he realised his undeniable passion for cars. Before long, the glamour and excitement of the motor racing world took hold and he never looked back. He first entered competitive racing in 1956.
Bonhams : Ex Bob Jane - 1963 Australian GT …
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As illustrated by a tremendous file of documentation, the story of S850667 begins with Robert "Bob" Jane, an ex-truck driver from Melbourne, Australia, who raced motorcycles and water-skied for pleasure. By the late 1950s, Mr. Jane had transitioned to sports car racing, becoming a dedicated proponent of Jaguars.
Bob Jane Racing Heritage - Photo Collection - The Roaring Season
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The Impala became one of the fastest touring cars in Australia throughout the rest of 1962, and into '63, and was about the only touring car that could take it to the dominant Jaguars. There was much anticipation over the contest between it and Bob Jane's Jaguar at the 1963 ATCC at Mallala, but the duel never happened.
The ten greatest Jaguar race cars ever built - Motorsport …
https://www.motorsportretro.com/2014/04/top-9-jaguar-race-cars/
The Jaguar MK2 was a very popular and successful racing saloon all around the world in the late 1950s and early ’60s. The car pictured above – in a lurid oversteer slide – carried Bob Jane to consecutive Australian Touring Car Championship titles in 1962 and ’63, first with a 3.8-litre lump and then a larger 4.1-litre unit. Jaguar XJ-S
Bob Jane's cars - where are they? - The Autosport Forums
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The only time I saw Bob Jane race was at the 1964 British Grand Prix Meeting Brand Hatch on the 11th July where he ran his lightweight Jaguar in the Ilford Trophy Grand Touring Cars race....I...
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