Official Jaguar F-Type Picture Post Thread
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I've been in southern Spain but not in a very long time. I have been on a number of roads like that over the years but would have to dig in to the film archives to find anything since it looks like I first went digital two years later. Where is this (more specifically)?
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It's quite possible I rode that back in 1998 on a motorcycle tour. I passed through that area. I think I have the maps but it was an Edelweiss tour, and they offer suggestions but the group I was with picked our own so I doubt I recorded it.
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Roadtripped this past weekend with a fellow British car from Boston up to Stowe, VT for British Invasion
only one bout of "reliability"
found a few other very nice f types
and what might be my new favorite paint color ever...
quite a nice s3
not bad for 9 years old and 75k miles
can't go on a roadtrip around new england without a covered bridge
back home in my "worlds most reliable garage"
only one bout of "reliability"
found a few other very nice f types
and what might be my new favorite paint color ever...
quite a nice s3
not bad for 9 years old and 75k miles
can't go on a roadtrip around new england without a covered bridge
back home in my "worlds most reliable garage"
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On those roads, I don't think either would be tops, but that's not to say that neither would be hoot. I used to get over there more often, but haven't much in the F-Type. The narrow, tight roads don't let the F-Type shine quite as much as ones that are slightly more open. Still fun. Nice pictures too, showing off the BRG.
I like the side heading up from Santa Cruz. A few big sweepers and quite smooth. But overall I agree. Certainly not tops but a hoot nonetheless. That’s what I love about these cars. They’re not the fastest, or the lightest, or the best handling, but I’m having a boat load of fun behind the wheel. Now maybe if the F-type lost about a thousand pounds… 🤔 🏎
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I don't recall ever seeing a British Racing Green SVR. There must be an extremely limited number
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Yep! BRG#5 was not offered on SVR's in 2018. It was a very special order that I made directly with the Covington SVO Group. There were only two BRG#5 SVR's made in the world that year. The other one is in Connecticut with different options. Mine also has a bespoke bright grille surround and bright window surround and a flat bottom steering wheel - none of which was offered on SVR's in 2018...
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Michelin PS4S in 265/35-20 and 305/30-20. When they were stacked in front of the garage I thought "what was I thinking?" They're massive.
Wheels are BC Forged KL12, 20x9.5 +42 and 20x11 +32. From payment of the deposit to completion was an astonishingly fast 17 days.
Wheels are BC Forged KL12, 20x9.5 +42 and 20x11 +32. From payment of the deposit to completion was an astonishingly fast 17 days.
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How about that? I got new shoes and new sneakers too . The Michelins are a nice improvement, and the Sambas are much narrower than my usual "kicks", better on the pedals.
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P.S. White shoes after Labor Day? Say it isn't so.
