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Foreword

From the editor

Jaguar XJ6 • As the first and last of the ‘classic’ XJ6s, David Lillywhite asks how the Series I and III versions compare

‘A nice little earner’ • Arthur’s Daimler meets the Capri he sold to Terry for the first time since the Eighties…

Two classics, one mission... • ...to blitz the autobahn and work out which one is best!

Across the Sahara in a JAG! • Fancy entering the Dakar Rally in the world’s wildest XJ6? Frans Van Engelen did. Jérôme André finds out how it was built – and gets to drive this outrageous rally raider

Living with a… Jaguar XJ6 • Ross Alkureishi spends a month in the company of Jaguar’s allconquering Series I 4.2 super saloon

Snow Cats • What better way to test two classic Jaguars than with a 2000-mile trip to Geneva? Will Holman explains

The XJ Factor • They may not be so widely appreciated as the E-type and Mk2, but the XJ-S and XJ6 redefined the industry standard. Today the Seventies pair make excellent alternatives to their Sixties ancestors

Why I love… Jaguars • With a rolling MkIX restoration project in his garage, Chris Barrie explains why he’s fallen in love with all things Jaguar

Jaguar & Daimler XJ6 & XJ12 • Six cylinders or a dozen? Let PC help you make up your mind

Jaguar XJ (X300/X308) • Our guide to buying one of life’s calming influences

Rich Jaguar pickings for just £3000 • Buying a big cat on the cheap sounds daft, but it needn’t be for these five

Jaguar XK 4.2-litre • Wartime engineering that became an astonishing success

Barn Stormer • Back in the late Nineties Practical Classics restored an early XJ6 Series I. Phil Bell tells the tale of that epic Jaguar rebuild

Brace Yourself • In with the floors and seat crossmembers, on with the outer sills

Back Attack! • Our Jag’s rear end lost a 30-year battle with rust. Phil Bell explains how we rebuilt it from scratch

Forward thinking • The crusade against corrosion moves to the front of our project Jaguar. Phil Bell enjoys the rate of progress

Broken Wings • The project Jaguar needs new wings if it will ever fly again. Phil Bell shows how we repaired some secondhand ones

The hand that rocks the cradle • How to give the Jaguar’s rear suspension and brakes the care they deserve

Fuelled with enthusiasm • Rebuilding the carbs takes the project Jaguar one step closer to completion

AD OF THE MONTH • The 1978 Jaguar effort that always takes Richard Gunn back to his childhood