A crazy looking Big Cat has taken a step closer to an attempt to break the Jaguar land speed world record. TMD Friction hosted a successful shakedown of Kevin Bourne’s very special Jaguar XJ6 Series III at its Seaton Ross site.

Image: Kevin Bourne’s Jaguar XJ6 Series III at Seaton Ross

With record temperatures expected here are some tips about running your XJS in super hot weather:
The V12 cooling system, while adequate when new, has little headroom for dealing with high temperatures, along with probably a partially clogged radiator, as is usually the case. Once the dash gauge goes over ‘N’ then one can be sure of some problems.

A common symptom is coolant being blown out of the catch tank located in the left front wing just ahead of the door. This can sometimes be rectified by replacing both radiator caps since they weaken with age and allow coolant to be vented to the catch tank too soon.

Another problem is that the steep pipe portion of the vent hose from reservoir tank to catch tank usually rusts solid and doesn’t allow coolant to expand naturally. This can cause substantial over-pressure which can cause the reservoir tank to balloon, and puts stresses on all the

A company which makes electric versions of classic British cars has unveiled the world’s first electric classic Jaguar made with ocean clean-up textiles. Electric vehicles made by Lunaz are super exclusive and designed for customers with very deep pockets.

Photo: Lunaz unveils the world’s first electric classic Jaguar made with ocean clean-up textiles

Report finds low mileage of classic cars can make them a greener option than new models.

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The F-Type will be the last internal combustion Jaguar sports car.

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For many classic cars, swapping the engine for an electric motor gives them a new lease on life.

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A stunning 1965 Jaguar E-Type restored and updated by Jaguar Classic takes its new owner on the ride of a lifetime at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant.

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THE streets of Bromyard have come alive with the sounds of revving engines, including a jet engine roaring in the distance.

Bromyard Speed Festival returned to the town on Sunday for the first time since 2019, and the event showcased some of the most impressive cars from the past 70 years to mark the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee year.

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These vintage cars are the most in demand.

There’s nothing like a classic car – they ooze class, style and a sense of nostalgia. Just like a favourite childhood toy or memorable holiday, a cherished car can also transport you back to a particular place and time in your life.

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