Jaguar Heritage invited me along to the final leg of their 90th anniversary of Jaguar Cars in Blackpool.

Info here...
Jaguar Heritage

For those that don't know, Sir William Lyons started off making side cars for motorbikes, then re-bodied Austin cars, finally moving to Coventry to make our beloved Jag's...

Blackpool Tower!


90 Jaguars, all flavours...


SS1 (I think?)


XK150DHC


Road Race S1 E Type Coupe


Various E's


MKVIIII?


MKV?


MK One


SS100


SS100


Dad's MK2 and My XJR 100


Swallow 7 the oldest car there, and the one I wanted to take home! Just Gorg'


Heritage XJ220 Chassis 002


SS 2.5l Mystery misfire


Promenade


Dorchester MK2


Primrose SS100


Route


Superb couple of hours chatting to Jaguar people, great cars (and ice cream and fish and chips!) Hope you enjoy the pictures

 

Great set of pics and a rare opportunity to see as many models on the road together.

I spotted one German registration. Was it the only non-UK vehicle on the tour?

Graham

 

Thanks Sean.
That looks like it was a great day by the beach.

 

I think the guy who brought the green SS won the furthest, Adelaide Australia! I spoke to someone from Belgium, and there must have been more guys from overseas.

An interesting note, these cars covered over 1000 miles relatively trouble free, I wonder if the forum has helped any of the owners?

As ever the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust's organisation and support was superb.

 

I wonder what the return shipping cost is Adelaide - Coventry - Adelaide!

That really is an enthusiast.

Graham