Bo Sandberg's Cool Cat

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The Cool Cat at the 1967 Hot Rod Show. Photo courtesy of Sven and Maude Sandberg, from Spoca.se.
Photo courtesy of Sven and Maude Sandberg, from Spoca.se.
Photo courtesy of Sven and Maude Sandberg, from Spoca.se.

The Cool Cat is a Jaguar E-Type 2+2 custom built by Bo Sandberg of Yanke Customs in Älvsjö, Stockholm, Sweden in 1967. Bo's Jaguar was shown at the 1967 Hot Rod Show in Stockholm, featuring a red and pink Metalflake paint job. Bo kept the car in a barn for a while, before he sold it to his brother Sven Sandberg. Sven restyled it further, so it looked a little more like a Jaguar again. He sold it to a lawyer that wanted a convertible, so Sven restyled it again. The lawyer bought a new rear piece of the body from England that Sven fitted on it.
So it became a cabriolet roadster, the only in Europe with long doors.

The car still exists, however we don't know current owner or condition.




 

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