So while America had car radios fairly early on the first British car radio ,an Ekco, was not available until 1934...

Assuming that we’ve already prepared the head and block thoroughly with following...

I recently took a 3 ½ litre crankshaft up the Crankshaft Rebuilders to have it crack tested prior to grinding...

XK owners and later have the possibly unappreciated good fortune to have places like Guy Broad that can supply a large catalogue...

I think my king pins are worn. I have a set labeled KP 138. Not sure if they are for the 100 or another car...

Part 3 of 3 of the story of putting a 1929 "Jaguar" Swallow back on the road...

The next Jaguar model wasn’t introduced un-til 1961; the 3.4L Mark II saloon; it was numbered#195. It was produced until 1964 in three colors, maroon, grey and cream...

Thirty-six years ago Jaguar ceased production of the E type. The car was intro­duced in 1961 at the Geneva show amidst great excitement and made its rivals seem both overpriced and underperforming...