This right-hand-drive, fully race-prepared 1968 Jaguar C-Type re-creation was built by Ten Tenths, the vintage race car company co-owned by Pink Floyd drummer and legendary sports car enthusiast Nick Mason. Based upon a Proteus steel tube-frame chassis with an alloy envelope body, both faithful to the original C-Type design, the car was fitted with a Jaguar 3.4-liter 6-cylinder with triple-side-draft Weber 45 DCOE carburetors, delivering their power through a Jaguar synchromesh 4-speed overdrive gearbox and rear axle. Power disc brakes were fitted at all four corners. Proteus was founded in Lancashire, U.K., in the 1980s by Jim Marland, and their builds were based on a tubular steel chassis.