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Lovely!! Any photos of the tractor? Midwestern farm-town raised guy here!
Hello Matthew - here is a picture of the tractor. 1953 Ford with only 3700 hours. Original 6 volt, positive ground electrical system. Not as much horsepower as the XKR but it goes better in the snow
Hello Matthew - here is a picture of the tractor. 1953 Ford with only 3700 hours. Original 6 volt, positive ground electrical system. Not as much horsepower as the XKR but it goes better in the snow
I finally got the right perspective on my Silverstone, tell me what you guys think of this angle.
Both are awesome. I love the background of the second one.
It is representative of USA for European people like me... I have been in several states but never in Nevada.
Interesting about the "Z". I have a 72 240 with 68K on it. Only drive it during the summer for a hundred or less miles. It's actually still fun to drive, and still feels peppy.
New too me, sadly not had many sunny days for a polish and nice pics but as they're quite rare, I thought it would be nice to share some pics I took the other day. 61K, 2001/2, 2 owners. Absolutes flies.
Now it's clean. Not a great pic but snapped just outside the car wash alongside my friend's XJR 100, a rare sighting of these two 100 versions together. Just missing the convertible for the full catalogue.
Now it's clean. Not a great pic but snapped just outside the car wash alongside my friend's XJR 100, a rare sighting of these two 100 versions together. Just missing the convertible for the full catalogue. XKR 100 + XJR 100
I think these are the best looking Jags since mid 60s XKE..
Door handles are fitted body colored in Europe as mine are:
This green is wonderfull under the sun and the combination of tan and green is perfect. So Philrippingale's jaguar with top down should be fantastic.
When you say "Jaguar Racing Green 1957" is that a different color than the normal
British Racing Green. It certainly photographs beautifully! Thanks for sharing.
When you say "Jaguar Racing Green 1957" is that a different color than the normal
British Racing Green. It certainly photographs beautifully! Thanks for sharing.
Bob
That is correct. Jaguar racing green is a special metallic green. BRG is a darker non metallic green. Jaguar racing green is one of the nicest greens for a jaguar IMHO. Maybe that is why they named is Jaguar racing green
