Life with an XJ220
Discussion
Spotted on Petrolicious... http://petrolicious.com/don-law-racing-is-where-th...
Podie said:
Spotted on Petrolicious... http://petrolicious.com/don-law-racing-is-where-th...
I guess the Petrolicious article saves Phil some initial words though it'd be good to hear from an owner rather than a writer what it's like to own one day to day & how special it is every time you climb in & turn the key. Thanks for posting though Phil Lovely car op,
As others have said, the Jag garage in Brentwood had one in there window for years, and yes I always looked in the window when passing, even though it was 35 miles from home!
Also remember a car test on the tv, think it might have been 5th gear when they did an ingear acceleration test and the car sterio flew out the dash as soon as the loud pedal was pressed.
How many cars are still around? Out of how many built?
As others have said, the Jag garage in Brentwood had one in there window for years, and yes I always looked in the window when passing, even though it was 35 miles from home!
Also remember a car test on the tv, think it might have been 5th gear when they did an ingear acceleration test and the car sterio flew out the dash as soon as the loud pedal was pressed.
How many cars are still around? Out of how many built?
Podie said:
Spotted on Petrolicious... http://petrolicious.com/don-law-racing-is-where-th...
I was just reading that earlier.Automotive pornography.
DoubleD said:
Be interested to know how the boot mod works? Where did they find the extra space?
I'll try and dig out a photo to explain visually for you. In effect though, the removal of the silencers released space for a deeper version of the stock 'drop in' boot section. Such a simple mod, but one that makes a massive difference. MrC986 said:
Podie said:
Spotted on Petrolicious... http://petrolicious.com/don-law-racing-is-where-th...
I guess the Petrolicious article saves Phil some initial words though it'd be good to hear from an owner rather than a writer what it's like to own one day to day & how special it is every time you climb in & turn the key. Thanks for posting though Phil Xaero said:
Top of my lottery list that car too. I remember when I first set sight on one at Beaulieu. I just had to stand there for a moment and take it in. Such a presence.
It still has that effect. I can slurp through more than a couple of cups of tea and just stare at it. Wife thinks I'm insane as you can imagine. RS_Phil said:
MrC986 said:
Podie said:
Spotted on Petrolicious... http://petrolicious.com/don-law-racing-is-where-th...
I guess the Petrolicious article saves Phil some initial words though it'd be good to hear from an owner rather than a writer what it's like to own one day to day & how special it is every time you climb in & turn the key. Thanks for posting though Phil Certainly more interested in an owners, real world, view!
RS_Phil said:
lee_fr200 said:
Bit of a poor thread of I'm honest and not doing the car the justice it deserves!
Come on Phil!!!
Oh dude I'm sorry. Throw me a question and let's take it from there. I'm always going to be gushy about, even with the foibles it has :-)Come on Phil!!!
What other cars you got and how does it compare
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