The XJC Story
The Jaguar & Daimler
XJ Coupes are amongst the world's most beautiful cars. It is also
Jaguar's rarest production car with fewer than 10,500 built between 1975
and 1978.
These cars are the two door version of the XJ6 four
door saloon. When Sir William Lyons began styling exercises for the new
XJ models in the mid 1960’s, it was obvious that he had notions of a two
door coupe in mind for eventual production. Many of these early styling
mock-ups were based on the coupe theme in various shapes, forms and
sizes, and the XJC was the last Jaguar car to be designed and built by
Sir William Lyons.
Read more of this story HERE
Jaguar XJC Muster
A
group of enthusiasts (Jaguar Club members) are organising an event to
celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the commencement of XJC production in
1975 - "an XJC muster" to take place in Echuca VIC, from Friday the 16th
till Sunday the 18th of October, 2015.
All Jaguar and Daimler XJC
owners are cordially invited to attend. We are seeking expressions of
interest so we may best organise accommodation and dining venues, so we
invite interested members to please contact us and register your
interest.
Thank you, and we hope to see you and the coupe there!
Full details here:
http://www.xjc.com.au/XJC-40th-Anniversary-Celebrations.htm
You can also find us on Facebook, just search for: Jaguar XJC - 40th Anniversary Celebrations - Echuca 2015
Phil Evans
(for the Organising Committee)
Jaguar XJC Muster - Souvenir Booklet
This souvenir booklet is currently being prepared as part of the XJC 40th Year celebrations. Details of intending participants cars will be added as registrations are received.
