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Jaguar and Paolo Gucci Teamed Up for a One-of-a-Kind Shooting Brake. Now It’s Heading to Auction. A legal dispute over use of the fashion house's name stopped the car from . The plan for this car was hatched during the late 1980s by Paolo Gucci, who was dreaming of adding a Gucci-edition car with matching luggage .
Impressed with the Lynx Eventer, the former design director and vice-president of Gucci, Paolo Gucci, approached Lynx and started to work with them to develop a special . 1987 Jaguar XJ-S V12 HE Lynx Eventer by Paolo Gucci. Registration no. B17 DAR. Chassis no. SAJJNAEW3BA141792. Engine no. 85051675HA. • Unique creation styled by Paolo Gucci. • Displayed at the 1990 .
Starting from a 1987 Jaguar XJS V12 HE, Lynx Engineering beautified the luxurious grand tourer with the shooting brake body shell, then Paolo Gucci further embellished it with sumptuous. The Lynx Designo di Paolo Gucci is now offered by the daughter of the first private owner, and is stated to be in good condition showing a claimed 27,090 miles on the odometer. In the 1980s, Paolo Gucci decided to build a limited edition car with matching luggage as a Gucci branded item, and commissioned Lynx to manufacture it. The first of the proposed 20 Jaguar XJ-S cars to be . A Jaguar Lynx Eventer that was made in collaboration with Paolo Gucci has been withdrawn from an auction this week.
If we had to pick one car from Bonhams’ upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed auction, it would be this dreamy Jaguar XJ-S Lynx Eventer styled by Paolo Gucci. Just look at it!
Jaguar and Paolo Gucci Teamed Up for a One-of-a-Kind Shooting Brake. Now It’s Heading to Auction. A legal dispute over use of the fashion house's name stopped the car from going into.
It isn’t widely known that in the late 1980s Paolo Gucci, the former design director of Gucci, worked with British coachbuilder Lynx to create a limited run of 20 Jaguar XJS shooting brakes. The car you see here was the first prototype. The plan for this car was hatched during the late 1980s by Paolo Gucci, who was dreaming of adding a Gucci-edition car with matching luggage to the Gucci product catalog. Paolo contracted Lynx Eventer for a limited production run of . Impressed with the Lynx Eventer, the former design director and vice-president of Gucci, Paolo Gucci, approached Lynx and started to work with them to develop a special Gucci variant of the Eventer. 1987 Jaguar XJ-S V12 HE Lynx Eventer by Paolo Gucci. Registration no. B17 DAR. Chassis no. SAJJNAEW3BA141792. Engine no. 85051675HA. • Unique creation styled by Paolo Gucci. • Displayed at the 1990 Geneva Motor Show. • Known history from new. • Professionally restored in 2015. Footnotes.
Starting from a 1987 Jaguar XJS V12 HE, Lynx Engineering beautified the luxurious grand tourer with the shooting brake body shell, then Paolo Gucci further embellished it with sumptuous. The Lynx Designo di Paolo Gucci is now offered by the daughter of the first private owner, and is stated to be in good condition showing a claimed 27,090 miles on the odometer. In the 1980s, Paolo Gucci decided to build a limited edition car with matching luggage as a Gucci branded item, and commissioned Lynx to manufacture it. The first of the proposed 20 Jaguar XJ-S cars to be customised, that offered here was launched as the 'Lynx Designo Di Paolo Gucci'. A Jaguar Lynx Eventer that was made in collaboration with Paolo Gucci has been withdrawn from an auction this week.
If we had to pick one car from Bonhams’ upcoming Goodwood Festival of Speed auction, it would be this dreamy Jaguar XJ-S Lynx Eventer styled by Paolo Gucci. Just look at it! Jaguar and Paolo Gucci Teamed Up for a One-of-a-Kind Shooting Brake. Now It’s Heading to Auction. A legal dispute over use of the fashion house's name stopped the car from going into. It isn’t widely known that in the late 1980s Paolo Gucci, the former design director of Gucci, worked with British coachbuilder Lynx to create a limited run of 20 Jaguar XJS shooting brakes. The car you see here was the first prototype.
The plan for this car was hatched during the late 1980s by Paolo Gucci, who was dreaming of adding a Gucci-edition car with matching luggage to the Gucci product catalog. Paolo contracted Lynx Eventer for a limited production run of . Impressed with the Lynx Eventer, the former design director and vice-president of Gucci, Paolo Gucci, approached Lynx and started to work with them to develop a special Gucci variant of the Eventer. 1987 Jaguar XJ-S V12 HE Lynx Eventer by Paolo Gucci. Registration no. B17 DAR. Chassis no. SAJJNAEW3BA141792. Engine no. 85051675HA. • Unique creation styled by Paolo Gucci. • Displayed at the 1990 Geneva Motor Show. • Known history from new. • Professionally restored in 2015. Footnotes.
Starting from a 1987 Jaguar XJS V12 HE, Lynx Engineering beautified the luxurious grand tourer with the shooting brake body shell, then Paolo Gucci further embellished it with sumptuous. The Lynx Designo di Paolo Gucci is now offered by the daughter of the first private owner, and is stated to be in good condition showing a claimed 27,090 miles on the odometer.
The Controversial “Gucci” Lynx Eventer By Paolo Gucci
Paolo Gucci's Collaboration With Jaguar Withdrawn
In the 1980s, Paolo Gucci decided to build a limited edition car with matching luggage as a Gucci branded item, and commissioned Lynx to manufacture it. The first of the proposed 20 Jaguar XJ-S cars to be customised, that offered here was launched as the 'Lynx Designo Di Paolo Gucci'.
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Not Your Ordinary Family Wagon: Jaguar XJS Lynx
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