History
The XJC is a 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.
Modifications
Modifications 1998
Conversion to a convertible
Series 3, Bumpers, Grill, Door Handles, mirrors and Tail Lights.
Exchanged twin stronburg carbies for twin HS8 SUs with K&N filters
XJS ’Starfish’ wheels
