RE: SOTW: Jaguar XJ6 LWB
Discussion
405dogvan said:
Greg 172 said:
I've always like the idea of being a chauffuer for mates' weddings (never actually had a chance - using a 3-dr Clio doesn't really give the right look...). Does that make me weird?
I did it three times using a Mk1 (facelift) Mondeo Estate in Dark Green...Worked better than you'd imagine it would with the bunting on - the rest of the time it doubled as a funeral car
I still think a Clio might be a stretch too far....
TUS 2 CON said:
Riggers said:
Motorrad said:
After last weeks debacle this is a return to shed form. Lovely cars and even better in LWB form as you'll be able to actually carry people in the back .
Phew! *wipes brow* my father had a 1998 XJ6 from around 2002 -2006
was a cracking car, all black with beige leather
really comfortable car and did around 28mpg
I remember getting picked up from school in it and people always stopped and stared, and I went to quite a posh school, but it just had such presence
was a cracking car, all black with beige leather
really comfortable car and did around 28mpg
I remember getting picked up from school in it and people always stopped and stared, and I went to quite a posh school, but it just had such presence
V8Triumph said:
If I only had £1000 to spend on a car, I'd be buying an XJ6. However, it'd probably be an XJ40. Great wafter - shedding at it's best.
So many of these about that you can afford to be picky though and personally I'd choose any colour than black ... (or silver!)
I would rather have an XJ40 too, I prefer them. It really is an excellent shed of the week though, tremendous value at this money and a lovely car.So many of these about that you can afford to be picky though and personally I'd choose any colour than black ... (or silver!)
Oh the 3.2 Jag XJ.
Had a Sov 3.2 and it got me and 3 mates to Salzburg twice, introduced us to the joys of unmarked German police Passats (W8's of course) and civilised waftability. Let my mate use it as a daily driver, his first car no less, and was well worth the 990 we paid for it.
A long wheel base version would be perfect, if I could afford the petrol. Oh the heady days, they will come again.
Top shed!
Had a Sov 3.2 and it got me and 3 mates to Salzburg twice, introduced us to the joys of unmarked German police Passats (W8's of course) and civilised waftability. Let my mate use it as a daily driver, his first car no less, and was well worth the 990 we paid for it.
A long wheel base version would be perfect, if I could afford the petrol. Oh the heady days, they will come again.
Top shed!
Excellent shed. My dad has a 3.2 Sovereign LWB of a similar vintage. He bought it when it was about 18 months old and in its 120,000 miles it has needed nothing other routine servicing, tyres and a battery. Still a joy to drive and a better quality interior than in my X308 Sovereign.
Greg 172 said:
Nice - I'm really hoping you did something a bit trashy with all that boot space, like filling it entirely with helium ballons and then opening the rear hatch at the venue.....
I never considered that but I loaned it to someone else (company car - insured for everyone, free petrol for everyone - MILK IT) and they did just that AND broke the tailgate doing it...Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff