me and the Guardian of BUGATTI AUTOMOBILI of Campogalliano ( Modena, IT ) , EZIO Pavesi.

 

Ah! The man on the bicycle.

Graham

 

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An abandoned ship where you can breathe inside the emotions that has managed to build. incredible experience.


Great picture - sad story. Thanks for sharing.

 

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Ah I love the summer...

 

Taking in a lovely sunset.

 

My two XKR100's with the XJR100 stablemate.

 

My two XKR100's with their more conservative XJR100 brother.

 

So this is my car, I've had it about 4 weeks now. Wife didn't mind sitting in but doesn't want to drive it....shame

 

Awesome. Which do you prefer - driving and looks? Having ridden in a friend's XJR100, its funny how differently they did small details of the interior from my XKR100. Surely, such a small limited batch would have had identical trims, gearknobs, and stitching but lots of different touches.

 

I don't think I have seen a white XK8 with anything but a tan interior. I like it.

It took my wife a year before she would drive mine, now she wants to take it shopping, noooooo!

 

Hi Guys
Thanks for the comments, It was my brother-in-laws car before me. He bought it new in 1997 and speced the light green interia and Dark green roof.
I found a label behind the panels when fitting a new sound system, it was labelled as Nimbus green.
As you see it, it is all totally original paint and hood.
Regards
Wayne

 

The sun is out for the first time in weeks.
Washed her up and ready for a ride.

 

A run through the Cotswolds.

 

I'm something of a newbie on here although I'll admit to having 'lurked' for a while. The forum's been invaluable to me in sorting out a few minor teething niggles I've had with her since buying her in March, including the head restraint problem.

Here she is anyway, a 2003 4.2 coupé, 112k miles, but drives and handles like new.

 

The two sisters.

 

Friend and I brought our Jags (mine is XK8, his XK coupe) to the national MG festival in Louisville, KY last week. Scorching hot day, but overwhelming presence of British cars - vast majority MGs of every stripe, of course.

 

99 XK8 after a good cleaning and double wax job.

 

Finally working to get

the Jag back into shape after a few years of mothballs. Forgot how much I love this car. Was able to find a new set of original sport wheels to replace the standard stock I'd had for the last 17 years.

'99 XK8 54,000 miles

 

My 2003 XK8 and my wife's, recently purchased, 2005 XJ8L (with 24,000 original miles!)