Good afternoon all -

After four months, a software upgrade and roof cassette repair, I am pleased to report a great fondness for my 2011 XJ SWB. Sweet car - and what a great decision to buy over Audi, Benz, others. I really liked my 2008 XJ with chrome sabres but was roundly criticized by my kids for driving an old mans car. No longer; they heartily approve! I look forward to contributing to the forum and have already benefited from the many posts detailing issues with software, roof pops, etc.

UJ

 

Welcome to the forum

 

Welcome,

Seems you are British through and through at least as far as cars go.

 

Hi there UJ and welcome to one of the friendliest sites around

There's usually plenty going on in all sections, so get posting!

In the meantime, I've upgraded you to full forum access so you can better view all the sites features

 

Hi
Welcome to the forum

 

Welcome to the forum UJ, looks like a great collection you have there. If you feel like sharing a few pics please go ahead, especially the SP250, I've never been lucky enough to drive one.

 

Welcome, you gotta love those quirkies lol
Enjoy your rides and happy driving

 

Translator -

My Daimler SP250. Talk about quirky...sounds great, pulls strong, drives like a farm tractor. With the overriders, looks like a catfish. Without them and with the wires, a neat profile.



UJ

 

Why thank you kind Sir. It looks absolutely fantastic.
Without overriders for sure.

 

Wow...
very nice...

 

Unionjack – A fine stable to be sure, two more and you will have one for each day of the week. You cannot however, post photos of one and not the others………………

 

Pix of my Tiger and TR-6, taken when freshly washed and waxed. Time to do it again...

 

Both look really great and thank you for the photos. I am something of a Triumph man; prior to my current life as an import to the States, I owned a Dolomite Sprint, Spitfire and Vitesse.

 

Five years ago, I negotiated to buy a Triumph Italia in MINT condition. Exquisite car. But I backed away because the seller wouldn't come down sufficiently in price. In retrospect, the spread between me and the seller was nothing, but I had just started a new job and decided it was the wrong time to be shelling out the dough. What a dope. I don't imagine I'll ever see that sweet a car again. Italia's are as rare as hen's teeth.

UJ