This case study details the challenges and solutions faced by Eagle E-Types, a classic car specialist, in manufacturing low-volume Jaguar E-Type components. The company aimed to reduce costs while maintaining high-quality standards for its bespoke parts. To address this, Eagle partnered with Graphite Additive Manufacturing Ltd. and adopted the HP Jet Fusion 4200 Industrial 3D Printing Solution. This technology enabled Eagle to produce high-quality, durable components efficiently, allowing for the creation of single units economically. The case study outlines how the adoption of this 3D printing technology streamlined Eagle's manufacturing processes, significantly reduced turnaround times, and provided greater flexibility to meet customer demands. The results demonstrate improvements in both the aesthetic quality and durability of the parts produced, aligning with the company's commitment to restoring classic cars to modern standards while preserving their original design ethos. Overall, the collaboration with HP has positioned Eagle E-Types to better serve its niche market of classic car collectors.