Jaguar's SECRET car collection. We take a JLR Classic private tour
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Date: 2022-04-17
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Comments and reviews: 9
Tony
Give the lad his due, he seems to know a lot more about Jaguars than many people I meet. A few errors (theXJ220 was first shown in the 80s, yes but produced in the 90s) and no, the D-types, lightweight E-types nor the XKss's are correct to the original specification. Negative earth and electronic rev counters are just two errors, but there are plenty. They showed a few of the Dr James Hull collection they acquired, but there were a number they didn't, including his XKSS registered DS 11, and a few other notables. Never mind, I enjoyed it.
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Give the lad his due, he seems to know a lot more about Jaguars than many people I meet. A few errors (theXJ220 was first shown in the 80s, yes but produced in the 90s) and no, the D-types, lightweight E-types nor the XKss's are correct to the original specification. Negative earth and electronic rev counters are just two errors, but there are plenty. They showed a few of the Dr James Hull collection they acquired, but there were a number they didn't, including his XKSS registered DS 11, and a few other notables. Never mind, I enjoyed it.
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RoobehTunes
I was at the british motor museum jist yesterday and it seems so important to show that with good reason, a lot of those cars have not been restored to as new condition.
I like the project very much but It does blur the line between the museum and the showroom, between history, consumerism and revisionism. I hope JLR are cautious of erasing the history and baggage these cars arrive with.
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I was at the british motor museum jist yesterday and it seems so important to show that with good reason, a lot of those cars have not been restored to as new condition.
I like the project very much but It does blur the line between the museum and the showroom, between history, consumerism and revisionism. I hope JLR are cautious of erasing the history and baggage these cars arrive with.
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Dan
Finally stumbled across this vid Batch, & as a Jag fan myself as you can imagine i really liked it. I'd love to visit this place but i feel i'd need many days to view it all & i have so many questions to ask about it. Now not to get too geeky but that Montego at 11: 52 really stood out, see so many questions. Keep up the good work -
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Finally stumbled across this vid Batch, & as a Jag fan myself as you can imagine i really liked it. I'd love to visit this place but i feel i'd need many days to view it all & i have so many questions to ask about it. Now not to get too geeky but that Montego at 11: 52 really stood out, see so many questions. Keep up the good work -
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Mtg
Fascinating, however, can someone explain why this reporter continually questions his own statements?
It's rather annoying. i. e. -This is fascinating. isn't it- or -This would look so cool in Knightsbridge. wouldn't it? - Occasional questioning is OK, but this makes him sound very unsure of himself.
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Fascinating, however, can someone explain why this reporter continually questions his own statements?
It's rather annoying. i. e. -This is fascinating. isn't it- or -This would look so cool in Knightsbridge. wouldn't it? - Occasional questioning is OK, but this makes him sound very unsure of himself.
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PORSCHE
What did Mr Red Pants mean at the end of the Video when he said he-d love one but couldn-t afford one. Mate you was being paid a one pound for every time you said Jaguar Land-rover Classic and the amount of times you said it you could buy the whole building and all contents ---
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What did Mr Red Pants mean at the end of the Video when he said he-d love one but couldn-t afford one. Mate you was being paid a one pound for every time you said Jaguar Land-rover Classic and the amount of times you said it you could buy the whole building and all contents ---
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stellacosworth
I want to like this but real world they are laying their work force off (JLR. If this is a separate company, they want to think about distancing themselves from the brand by namesake. Another classic about to become history. Real Shame.
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I want to like this but real world they are laying their work force off (JLR. If this is a separate company, they want to think about distancing themselves from the brand by namesake. Another classic about to become history. Real Shame.
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rumpokid2
I've done the tour and it's just heaven. There's a lot more in the Collection than is shown here but they don't allow the general public to take pictures. If you're a petrolhead put a visit on your bucket list.
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I've done the tour and it's just heaven. There's a lot more in the Collection than is shown here but they don't allow the general public to take pictures. If you're a petrolhead put a visit on your bucket list.
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Hold
They'll source a car, then replace the body, the interior, in fact everything if you want and have the money. You end up with a beautiful replica. Anyway for me the interesting part starts at 10: 00.
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They'll source a car, then replace the body, the interior, in fact everything if you want and have the money. You end up with a beautiful replica. Anyway for me the interesting part starts at 10: 00.
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PL1
Blue printed, totally original parts? Holy sh-t, Lucas the Prince of Darkness is reborn. There are some things that should be consigned to the dustbin of history.
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Blue printed, totally original parts? Holy sh-t, Lucas the Prince of Darkness is reborn. There are some things that should be consigned to the dustbin of history.
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