Workshop Update! - What's been going on in the background?
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- Опубліковано 8 лип 2024
- I don't always get to the chance to film everything so here is an update of what has been going on in the workshop behind the scenes.
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Glad to see business is booming. Looking forward to the upcoming content. Have a great trip.
Good to see you're keeping busy. Lots going on.
Don't know how you do it all! Nice paint job on the coupe and XJ-S. The USA trip should be memorable.
I think running a business, working on your own cars and fitting in valuable family time must be exhausting, so every video is interesting! Thanks for the work!
Nice update. You are keeping busy
XJC looks lovely. Have a nice trip and best manning... but we expect to see a video of, at least some, Yank gas guzzlers!!
Nice update! Happy days in Houston :-)
Have a safe and and enjoyable trip Adam.
Q&A: Where in the US do you wish you could drive while you were here?
Hey Adam I referred one of my subscribers to you regarding XJS fuel lines as it has been a while since I worked on an XJS I sent him your way hopefully you can help him.
A fun packed show Adam . You'll enjoy tour visit Adam but you'll enjoy getting back home even more ! Have a great time . Cheers
Welcome to the USA. Enjoy your trio. Have you considered making some videos on replacing a convertible top on an XJS?
If I ever need to do one I’ll definitely film it. Not something I’ve ever done before but could be fun
That Fern Grey is a really cool colour! Enjoy your trip!
Video approved great car collection, click.
Love the channel. First time visiting the USA? Welcome
Have fun in Texas, too bad you missed the eclipse yesterday, we were in the path of total eclipse in Buffalo NY (near Niagara Falls and home of chicken wings 🍗) but it was cloudy 😞
Adam congratulations on your success so far I think it’s great and you’re going to love Houston. More power to you
Thank you!
A question I have I would love to help answered is where can we find jaguar parts these days? Example I have a 1979 XJS and I'm looking for some rear bumper components and I've been looking for years and can't seem to find them. Any advice? and or any sources you recommend for parts overall. Thanks for the great videos. Looking forward to the upcoming videos on the other cars. Also have a great trip coming over to our side of the pond! Stay safe brother
Enjoying your videos Adam. Interesting content and very informative. Just wondering if you know the paint colour code for your BRG XJ6 daily?
In a few of your videos I saw a Wolseley ADO17. What's the story about that?
Have a safe trip Adam I am sure you will have a great time my question my 1995 XJS the brakes work and stop the car but they don't feel sharp there are no leaks and no air in the system any thought on this would be welcome thank you Andy Allen.
Hi Adam where do you get new mechanical parts for engines etc .I'm in Western Australia and parts are hard to find and expensive. Cheers mate.
Welcome back to the states when u visit Texas . It will be a big change from the cold wet weather in Sweden . If I did not live in Yuma Arizona would have retired in San Antonio or Austin Texas .
I second that and I live in Queen Creek Arizona (not far from Phoenix)
Question for Q&A: Guilty Pleasure - what is the the car you are embarrassed to admit you really like, but you are going to keep on liking?
I thought the little red car was a gift to your wife?
I think Adam is doing a trading up series for his wife, so this was a stepping stone to something better
Often I have read some strange claims about the Jaguar XJC 2-door coupé: a) a vinyl roof was used because the paint finish could not be made good enough, b) that part of the difficulty with paint finish was a lack of structural rigidty, c) that the roof is 'cut-and-shut' i.e. made up of pieces welded together. I've always doubted the veracity of these claims - especially c) - since the XJC has the same wheelbase as the original XJ6 so why would the roof need to be made of two 'halves' welded together 'in the middle'. I imagine that the roof is different at the sides beside the windows and different edge pieces may be welded in there. So, Adam, could you address / clarify these points? Perhaps using the naked roof of the Fern Grey C in your workshop as evidence. Tack tack!
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Hi. For the q&a. Your S type had an automatic transmission and you want to convert to manual transmission what kind of manual transmissions would fit on the 3.8. Is it similar on a 3.4 engine ? I am asking this question as I have a 3.4 automatic s-type. Thanks Guy
Not to steal Adam's thunder but I have fitted a Tremec 5 speed to my E Type and to my MKII the are great.
The coupe will look amazing with the biscuit interior.
Yes I think so too
Great! My XJ40 is all back together with a new head gasket and running super super well. I'm very pleased with its new performance, as it was quite slow before. It's a 91 Canadian Sovereign, which is the same spec as the Daimler Adam had, but in beige and no fluted grill.
Great videos..
What country are you in.?
He is in Sweden