Nigel presenting an XJS buyers guide.

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Nigel presenting an XJS buyers guide.

Postby J44EAG » Thu Apr 15, 2010 8:04 pm

I found this on u-tube. Nice little video. Take a look.


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Nigel presenting an XJS buyers guide.

Postby steveww » Mon Apr 19, 2010 9:37 am

Not really a buying guide but an interesting little article on the model history.

A great site for classic car fans.
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Nigel presenting an XJS buyers guide.

Postby ptjs1 » Mon Apr 19, 2010 9:04 pm

Please be careful - DO NOT use the link that was in the earlier post. (I have now removed it)

This website has been hacked in the past and its security compromised. Also the content has been ripped from the official website which was www.theclassiccarchannel.co.uk

The Classic Car Channel is an internet tv channel dedicated to classic cars and supported by some members of the JEC. It is Norman Hicks 6 litre convertible that is featured in the video. The event at Brands Hatch shown in the video is the 2005 JEC Southern Day at which we launched the XJS Forum.

If you want to see the original video from the proper site, you can watch it by going to the Jaguar section and then selecting the XJS video:

http://www.theclassiccarchannel.co.uk/c ... cat=Jaguar

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Nigel presenting an XJS buyers guide.

Postby J44EAG » Tue Apr 20, 2010 10:18 am

All understood Paul,

Interesting scenario. Thank you for the correction. Just shows what a minefield these things can be.

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