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I just found a dry stored 1977 Double six, Squadron blue with black vinyl roof. It's been parked since 1996! luckily the guy drained both tanks, coolant and brake fluids. Should be a fairly easy job to bring it back to life.

Have you still got this cat? Current mileage?

I just bought my second XJ40. I've never understood why these cars aren't held in higher esteem. I know I sure like 'em!

theure gorgeous but theyll have the shirt off you

3.6 is indestructible. all the others are made of playdoh

1998?

Have some way to go to get mine to that standard! All credit to you,looks outstanding!

Looks tidy series1 Xj , you'll make it itbetter

Any Jag display is great no matter what the weathers like I reckon.👍🏻

6 litre XJS thanks

Call the shitbox Skelton (Red Skelton)

That was a beautiful piece of documentary, nice music too, Can't believe I overlooked this Episode till now ! Go on, show us you half dozen S types (my fave Jag). Dave

Nice car. I had a 4.2 the same colour loved it.

It's a good day with a few Jags

And shabby (jerky) camera work too Brett. Not like you.

Thanks Jag Man, I've just bought a 2005 XJ8 4.2litre in Radiance Red, what a cruisemobile ! My wife keeps finding excuses to drive it. I went for alloy construction this time round as I well recall rust in my 1963 Mk2 and my 84 series 3

This lady must come to life!

Man, how lucky with that climate, reasonably happy with the undercarriage......it's friggin' spotless ! Easiest job ever.

It’s easy to restore a cloudy headlight. The issue is that you also polish away the protective uv coating so the headlight will go cloudy again in a few weeks. You have to spray on a uv coating after polishing

Do a product comparison on aluminium using autosol, mother's mag polish, gumption etc ....jags have plenty of chrome etc

Damper nut is 34mm

Well plenty of spares and I am feeling confident Brett that you will resurrect this Jag with your usual flair looking forward to the next part very good video best regards Andy Allen.

Please make more videos if you can, they are great to watch I love the old Jags Good luck with the engine (my fingers and toes are crossed)!

More TJM videos would be great, but no doubt it's quite time consuming for you.

Keep up the good work JM, look forward to see if you can get it running. I’m a jag man myself and it’s great you are trying to bring these back to life.👍🏻

Perhaps removing the head might make a good video? I would certainly watch that. Much better than having to do it myself.😁

Really hope the old girl will turn over. A lot more viable to move on if she’s a runner. Certainly worth saving, she’s pretty solid. Good luck Brett.

It seems like the last owner had a lot of plans and parts to fix it up to his requirements… shame that didn’t happen and it got abandoned. Hopefully you can get it running and fit the fuel tanks, maybe strip out the daft aircon ? Use the worthwhile spares, sell on the rest….

'Maybe I should get rid of some shit' 😀...good luck...looking fwd to the next one.

Itll be interesting watching the progress of the rebuild. Many episodes I reckon looking at the condition of it.

Good luck with it! Looking forward to your next update.

Oh yeah , the old engine mount repair using araldite. Been there, done that. Lasted a few hours .... Although I think I reinforced it with tie-wire, Anyway, a big flop .....

Quel chance vous avez de trouver ces merveilles !..moi qui adore les Jaguars xj surtout en serie 1...les plus belles !...mais chez nous en France plus difficile a trouver.evidement...

Hi Brett....how do you get the book by Bradley McLean ?.....cant find it in Europe......really could do with it....

Love the videos....these cars are dreadful in so many ways....yet addictive....Im tinkering with a usa xj6 at the moment.....the electrics are such a joy!!!.....my heart sank when I saw the tangle of wires underneath the dash on the black one......St Jude would weep !

Inboard brakes are a pain! The guy who came up with that design must have been smoking something really strong…! Good luck with fixing!

Good luck with the new project. You have the discipline to sell something before you buy the next thing! Unfortunately I don’t….! Still married though….!

Stunning outcome. What a beauty.

Nice find!

Hello mate, I think your doing a great job saving these old dutcheses. I think you should be knighted for your efforts( yes I'm a pommy barstard) all the best mate👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks for this pretty comprehensive heads-up on what to look for and how easy/difficult various problems are to fix.

You would be better off spending time sorting all your other Jaguars out.Starting with that headlining in that XJS of yours. There is an obvious reason that example has sat around for years. I know I sound harsh but I stand by my comment.

I have a set of rhd luggage trays for under the dash…. Willing to sell them!

Buy this car. It’s very straight and someone really cared for it. If you can clean it up a bit, get it running and move it on then it would make a viable resto project for someone. The parts alone are worth it

Used to have the XJ40 XJR.. No supercharger but looked fantastic.

Love your content and commitment to the brand . Now for my cheeky bit - Anyone here in Aus have a 3.7 lsd for sale ? It’s going in an ( xj6 ) S1 housing .

Easy resto Brett. YOU CAN DO IT!

Hi did you but the jag ,if not what do you think it is worth.

Lovely car at a fraction of the price it would fetch in the UK.

Well Brett we know you like a challenge so I say go for it if anyone can resurrect this Jag it's you best regards Andy Allen.