Glorious weather and a glorious display of one hundred Jaguars at our May event, the sunshine attracting several more ‘classics’ than last month, including an XK120 and numerous beautiful E-types. Jaguar Heritage provided generous input as always and this month focussed on the XJ Series with four venerable cars joining us outside the Collections Centre; from William Lyons’ own 1968 Series 1 XJ6, the last Series 2 XJ12 and Series 3 Sovereign to the final traditional X350 model.
A huge thank you to Sturgess Jaguar of Leicester who provided us with a brand new F-PACE 3.0D, probably the most desirable of the current range, which drew much interest from our members.
Jaguar Breakfast Club members also received free tea/coffee courtesy of JLR and a colour programme of events kindly produced by the British Motor Museum.
