So I went to this Jaguar gathering...

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So, I went to this Jaguar gathering being held today. It was organised by the local Jaguar Drivers' Association.

I took some photos of the more interesting cars for y'all.

Enjoy. :)



1931 SS1 (apparently the pre-cursor to Jaguar as we know it?)

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Mark V

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XJ Sport

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XJ 12

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XJS V12 Convertible

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XJS V12 Coupe with 'all the mod-cons'

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A swag of XKRs

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E-Type Convertible (lives three houses up from me)

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E-Type Coupe (left-hand drive :confused:)

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And the highlight of the show for me, this Daimler Double Six Turbo

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And as a parting shot, check out the windscreen squirters on the E-Type Convertible!

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I'd like some information on the Daimler Double Six Turbo if anyone knows anything. What's its story?

Thanks. :)
 
The turbo is not a fatory car.

It's either a very well presented conversion (you can hardly see down the sides of the engine anyhow so who knows what's down there) or a very nice and shiny badge. :D
 
The turbo is not a fatory car.

It's either a very well presented conversion (you can hardly see down the sides of the engine anyhow so who knows what's down there) or a very nice and shiny badge. :D
Either way I bet it flies!

Good pictures though. :)
 
The Daimler Double Six was factory stock... the top line of the XJ; has been for a while. Now it's just called the Daimler Saloon. The turbo is not stock.
 
I was thinking when I was editing these pics for the web that I should have had a closer look in the engine bay for the turbo(s) and got a shot.

Now, it seems, I may have just been duped by 'a shiny badge'. :grumpy:

How much of a tool do you have to be to do that to such a nice car?
 
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