A brilliant classic sunday tour

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Martec

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A brilliant classic sunday tour

Postby Martec » Tue Jul 15, 2014 4:15 pm

I thought I'd say something nice rather than what has gone wrong!

The MkII was taken off the road in september to have some chrome redone at Prestige plating, so the only driving I have been able to do was on our private road to keep the disc clean and sit on a different part of the tyre.

This Sunday was the first long run this year, we used the motorway to Clowne in Derbyshire for the 'Clun run'. We have been on all 3 so far. Again it was well organised and this time included a water slash if you wanted. Although I have repainted it, we thought what the hell, so down a very steep hill, into a stream bed (paved!!!!) along it for a short distance and back out round a very tight corner and uphill gradiant (the water was only about 2" deep but the stream bed a bit narrow.

An excellent run and whilst we were moving we were reasonably cool, the car was perfect, we ran out of LPG 3 miles from home so petrol completed the journey. Sorry I forgot the screen wash pump isn't working again, a BL special on this car.

Brian
MY2000 3ltr S type manual standard car with leather seats, cruise control and mistral blue metallic paint.

1961 3.8 MkII manual, Indigo blue, nolonger runs on LPG, everything else uprated

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Re: A brilliant classic sunday tour

Postby ukjag » Sun Jul 20, 2014 1:16 pm

Hello Brian,

Nice to hear good news! Hope that the S Type is behaving as well!

Ken ukjag

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Re: A brilliant classic sunday tour

Postby Martec » Sun Jul 20, 2014 2:56 pm

I thought that was you Ken! Yes both Jaguars are running, beginning to drive the S type a bit harder, but the memory of the bearing failure slows me down.

Brian
MY2000 3ltr S type manual standard car with leather seats, cruise control and mistral blue metallic paint.

1961 3.8 MkII manual, Indigo blue, nolonger runs on LPG, everything else uprated


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