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Jaguar XJC
The Jaguar XJ series had been launched in 1968 as the Jaguar XJ6, and in 1969 as the Daimler Sovereign. In 1972 V12-engined models were launched as the Jaguar XJ12 and the Daimler Double-Six. At the 1973 London Motor Show Jaguar exhibited a 2-door coupe, which was to become the XJC from 1975-78. The 1973 Series II XJ range had standardised the use of the long wheelbase body, but the XJC retained the shorter body. XJ Coupes could be ordered as XJ 4.2 or 5.3 and also as Daimler Sovereign or Daimler Double-Six. Approximately 8500 4.2 Jaguar and Daimler Coupes were built and about 2000 V12 Coupes. Production ceased in 1978 and a coupe version was not offered for the XJ Series III.
Daimler Double-Six Coupe front
Daimler Double-Six Coupe. Approximate 400 V12-engined Daimler Double-Sic Coupes were sold.

 Daimler Sovereign Coupe front
Daimler Sovereign Coupe. The 4.2litre Daimler Sovereign was also offered as a Coupe and about 1800 were sold.

 Jaguar XJ6 42C front
Jaguar XJ6 4.2C. Introduced in 1975, about 80per cent of all the XJ Coupes were built with the 4235cc XK6 engine.

 Jaguar XJ6 42C rear
Jaguar XJ6 4.2C. As standard XJC cars were fitted with a vinyl roof because the body flexed so much that paint would have cracked.

 Jaguar XJC 42 Coupe front
Jaguar XJC 4.2 Coupe. Introduced in 1975, The Jaguar XJC Coupe was available with 4.2litre engine (6500 sold) or 5.3litre V12 (1800 sold)> Some cars were delivered as Daimler Sovereigns
Jaguar XJC 42 Coupe rear
Jaguar XJC 4.2 Coupe. Based on the Series II XJ bodyshell, underneath was the shorter Series I platform. From 1975 to 1978 6500 4.2litre XJC coupes were made and 1800 V12s.

 s_Jaguar XJ6 42C side
Jaguar XJ6 4.2C.

 Jaguar XJC 4-2 Avon Stevens convertibleo
Avon-Stevens Convertible
 Jaguar XJ 1968-92
Jaguar XJ 1968-92
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Broadspeed Jaguar XJC V12
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