This is a useless but interesting piece of military junk I picked up in a flea market years ago. It is a precision instrument that was used during World War 2 circa 1943. Made out of Bakelite by the famous toy company A. C. Gilbert in New Haven Conn. USA. Its functionality is based on a scientific principle called the Stadimeter Principle. Click on the picture for a larger version.… Continue
Added by Rafe Saber on August 31, 2010 at 12:30pm —
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BBC have consistently produced some outstanding documentaries. Amongst their best in 1997 was a series called "The Car's the Star". Enjoy this double video feature from the series (Part1 and 2) on the E-Type…
BBC have consistently produced some outstanding documentaries. Amongst their best in 1997 was a series called "The Car's the Star". Enjoy this
double video feature from the series (Part1 and 2) on the Mark 2…
What a "sweetie-pie" of a car. Can you name the make AND the model name (as it is commonly known) of this darling car? This one recently sold for just under $400,000
Added by Rafe Saber on August 28, 2010 at 4:00pm —
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Name the car below and while you are at it, test your Jaguar skills on our JAGUAR QUIZ 101. Its really easy. As for our mystery car below, the first two words of this car's marketing slogan around 1910 was "The Car xxx xxx xxx few". A total of six words in the slogan. Good luck.…
Most people have heard the proverb "You can't make a silk purse out of a pig's (or sow's) ear". If on the other hand you have oodles and oodles of money, most likely you will be able to transform a pig's ear into a silk purse.
Check out this "silk purse" XK 140 Roadster on eBay by clicking on the picture below and read the FULL eBay ad. Absolutely incredible. Someone with oodles of dough spent between $350,000 and $500,000 on the… Continue
Added by Rafe Saber on August 20, 2010 at 7:29am —
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This post is for all you Techies and Jaguar historians. By far the BEST document ever written on the XK engine and its design evolution between 1948 to 1986. Click anywhere on the picture to go to the article.…
Gooding & Co according to their online published prices (above link) claim to have sold LOT # 48 shown below A 1953 XK 120 Fixed Head Coupe for $187,000. The pre-auction estimate was $135,000 - $150,000 Without Reserve. If correct and not a typo that price is most likely a record for a XK 120… Continue
Added by Rafe Saber on August 18, 2010 at 7:48am —
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I'm very skeptical about any products that claim to restore leather. The video below is from Advanced Leather Solutions in the San Francisco Bay area. If anyone of our Members has used this product please leave a detailed comment.It sounds too good to be… Continue
Added by Rafe Saber on August 15, 2010 at 5:30pm —
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