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Classic 120/140 General Specification:
Engine. Any Jaguar XK or AJ6 six-cylinder twin cam power unit.
Transmission. Four speed manual / overdrive. Five speed manual or Automatic
Steering. Manual rack & pinion with impact folding ‘Z’ column and collapsible upper column.
Suspension. Front independent, compliant, double wishbone with fully adjustable coil springs over adjustable shock absorbers. Rear, independent single radius arms with fully adjustable coil spring platforms over adjustable shock absorbers.
Brakes. Jaguar XJ6 servo assisted dual circuit disc braking front and rear.
Chassis. 100mm x 50mm boxed steel ladder frame.
Body. Unstressed glass resin fibre with steel side impact reinforcement.
Length: 173.0in
Width: 62.0in
Wheel Base: 102.0in
Track: 51.0in
Kerbside Weight: 1286kg
A single Jaguar XJ6 (Series 1 to 3) or XJS (AJ6 engine only) car provides the following standard Jaguar parts for the assembly of the Classic range of motor cars
Front Suspension, Brakes & Hubs.
Steering Wheel, Upper Column, Switches & Bulkhead Grommet
Upper Steering Column Support Bracket & Universal Joint
Steering Track Rods Ends & Lock Nuts (Metric only)
Engine and all Ancillaries
Fuel Injection ECU and Associated Wiring Loom
Gearbox & Controls - Manual or Automatic
Pedal Box Assembly * & Throttle Pedal etc (XJ6 only)
Master Cylinders, Brake Servo & (XJ6 only + Fluid Reservoir, S1 & early S2)
Exhaust Down Pipe
Windscreen Washer Parts, Horns & Electrical Relays
Instruments (XJ6 only)
Propshaft *
Differential Assembly
Rear Suspension Arms* & Drive shafts*
Rear Brake Assemblies & Discs
Door Locks, Catches & Mechanisms - Bonnet Locks, Mechanisms, & release lever
Headlamp Assemblies
Fuel Pump and Filter.
Battery, Battery & Earth Leads, Terminals & Connectors
All Nuts, Bolts, Washers & Screws.
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120-140 Pictures
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