Of course, Sir Bill forgot about steam trains!

 

Turn signals are on a subscription basis.

 

Spent 10 (!) hours today washing, clay bar-ing, compounding, polishing, and ceramic coating her. She’s finally complete. Going for a drive tomorrow!

 

TEN HOURS?!?!?!?!?! you sure did a lot to it

LOOKS INCREDIBLE I bet you feel awesome after all of that work

have fun on your drive whether you’re alone or with a group or whatever

we have a fantastic driving event for British vehicles tomorrow here in Northern California

spent nearly three hours thoroughly washing my XJR L

 

Now that’s what I like - blue, lowered, nice aftermarket wheels & tires, no grill bar.

 

Looks crazy good man. Going to be doing full wheel ceramic this weekend, as well as a PPF-specific ceramic on the PPF. Just need to first get a few very small PPF issues addressed, but in general the PPF install was excellent. There is often something small that needs addressing with even the best of installers from what I gather.

Hopefully this ceramic stuff won’t be too painful ;-0

 

about a day after I applied the coating I noticed a high spot on a quarter panel and had to go back through with a polisher to remove the coating and reapply. There’s always something but hopefully if there is something it’ll be an easy fix. I’ll probably PPF further down the line but ceramic should be good for my purposes now. Be sure to post some pics after the coating application!

 

​​​​​​​Vehicle looks spectacular. Nicely done!

 

I hope you all are out driving and enjoying this summer weather!

 

I'll just drop some pictures of the NJ Jaguar Auto Group's Sunday Tour here.
See if you can spot all eight.



PS: We all had our tops down until we parked under the pine trees...

 

Adding to this…Jaguar meet at the Tail of the Dragon this year. This was the smaller group on Sunday at the bottom of the dam.

 

Photos from a recent local Cars & Coffee where my F-Type was the lone Jaguar among a long row of C8s, lol.

 

Nice range of colors, one of each.

 

Eh?
What about the next most common colours after white, grey and black?

 

Which one stands out immediately?

 

New to the forum (posting at least - have read several articles over the years!)

Two favourite pics of my V6S: one in rural France last year (the front & plate covered in insects from a trip UK -> south-ish of France), and one in north Wales this summer.



France 2023

Wales 2024