Jaguar E-Type

The Bob Jane Jaguar E-Type at Bathurst 1965, now in your display case or on track

Few cars combine beauty and competition as strikingly as the Jaguar E-Type. Superslot brings us the version that Bob Jane took to the legendary Bathurst race in 1965, with the number 67 and a decoration that faithfully reproduces the presentation of that weekend at Mount Panorama.

Features and Highlights

• Reference: SUH3890 / H3890
• Brand: Superslot
• Model: Jaguar E-Type
• Decoration: Bathurst 1965, Bob Jane, dorsal no. 67
• Scale: 1:32 (Superslot / Scalextric standard)

Scale and Level of Detail

Superslot works in 1:32 scale, the most widespread format in club and home slot racing. The body of the E-Type is moulded with the unmistakable silhouette of this classic British GT: elongated bonnet, rounded rear, and proportions that leave no doubt about the real model. The competition decoration of Bob Jane's car adds that touch of authenticity that distinguishes a collectible piece from a generic replica.

On-Track Performance

Superslot cars are designed to run on universal track, making them fully compatible with Scalextric and Ninco circuits. The standard guide and contact braids allow for immediate operation without the need for modifications. For recreational use or to incorporate into a collection with occasional running, it functions out of the box without further preparation.

Ideal for…

• Collectors of classic GT cars in 1:32 scale.
• Fans of Australian historic motorsport and long-distance racing from the 1960s.
• Those looking for pieces with real and documented decorations to complete a themed collection.
• Club drivers who enjoy running vintage cars on universal track layouts.

Considerations

As this is a model from Superslot's standard range, the factory preparation is geared towards recreational use. If a more competitive performance is sought in a club setting, it may be worthwhile to review the braids and guide after the initial runs, and consider minor adjustments depending on the type of circuit.

Bob Jane and the Jaguar E-Type at Bathurst 1965

Bob Jane was one of the key figures in Australian motorsport during the 1960s. A businessman, driver, and enthusiast of high-performance cars, Jane competed with various models during that golden era when the Mount Panorama circuit — Bathurst — was already becoming the most important event on the Australian calendar. His 1965 Jaguar E-Type is part of that unforgettable chapter where European GTs competed under real racing conditions, with drivers sharing the same passion for speed as the fans lining the track.

Frequently Asked Questions

What circuits is this Superslot Jaguar E-Type compatible with?

With standard guide and braids for universal track, it is compatible with Scalextric and Ninco circuits, among other universal track systems in 1:32 scale.

Is it ready to run or does it require prior preparation?

It comes ready to run out of the box. Just place it on the track and connect the power supply.

Is it more of a collectible piece or for use on track?

It can be enjoyed in both contexts. As a collectible piece, the documented decoration from the Bathurst 1965 race gives it clear added value. For recreational track use, it also performs perfectly out of the box.

Are the race number and decoration faithful to the real car?

According to the manufacturer's information, the model reproduces the decoration of the Jaguar E-Type with which Bob Jane participated in Bathurst in 1965, with the dorsal no. 67.

Are spare parts available for this model?

Superslot shares a platform with Scalextric, whose catalogue of specific spare parts is quite limited. For consumables like braids or guides, it is possible to use compatible references from other brands that work in 1:32 scale with universal track.

The Superslot Jaguar E-Type 1965 Bathurst Bob Jane No.67 (ref. SUH3890) is a 1:32 scale slot car capturing one of the most iconic GT racing liveries from Australian motorsport history. Compatible with universal slot track systems including Scalextric and Ninco, this model is a must for collectors of classic British GT cars and 1960s racing history. Ready to run out of the box, it combines display quality with on-track performance for club and home use.

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The type of motor (Sidewinder, Inline or Anglewinder) and the internal technical specifications of the model (chassis, type of crown/pinion, etc.) could not be verified with official sources. If you need this data, we recommend consulting it directly with the manufacturer or in the official technical sheet from Superslot.