1960-1970 Jaguar MK10 and S Type Service and Parts Manual

Established for the nation in 1983, The Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust maintains a unique collection of motor vehicles and artefacts manufactured by Jaguar Cars Limited and the many other renowned marques associated with the company. The Trust allows the future generations to experience Jaguar’s heritage in its natural setting, the spiritual and historical home of the company at Browns Lane, Coventry. In maintaining the collection the Trust hopes to inspire future creators by demonstrating how flair, innovation, style and excellence in design can shape the future. ● Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust - Owner Services ● Production record traces and Heritage Certificates ● Photographic services to the media and public ● Historical research facilities and information service ● Classic car hire for film and TV productions, showroom displays, exhibitions and selected wedding car hire ● Genuine Jaguar Engineering approved parts for classic Jaguars available through a selected dealer network ● Museum tours ● Facility hire THE LIVING COLLECTION Alive forever. More than 120 historic vehicles form The Jaguar Daimler Heritage Collection. Many are original, just as they left the factory, and fully operational. In a controlled atmosphere, for maximum preservation, each vehicle on display is a living icon of a by-gone era. Each symbolises a significant milestone in the continuing development and growth of Jaguar Cars and associated companies. Portraying over a century of outstanding automotive design, fine engineering and world leading car development. The Collection is Jaguar’s living heritage, mainly on display under one roof in its spiritual home at Browns Lane in Coventry. THE ARCHIVES Reflecting a rich and diverse history dating back more than a century to the dawn of British motoring in the 1890s, the archive collection includes product related, technical and business records, not only of Jaguar but of other marque names such as Daimler and Lanchester. There are collections of technical literature such as handbooks, service manuals and parts lists, collections of sales brochures and of other promotional material. In a library section there are A future built on the past Daimler Grafton- Phaeton 1897 Swallow 1928 Daimler V8-250 Swallow model 4 1924 S.S. 100 Lanchester 10/12 HP 1901 1-9.pmd 01/11/01, 14:51 2

To inspire future generations in 21st century splendour - for ever Jaguar D-TYPE Jaguar E-TYPE 1967 Sir William Lyons 1901-1985 many books dealing with our marques and a collection of original magazines. We have not forgotten records of the people who made Jaguar what it is now, and we cherish the memory of our founder Sir William Lyons and many others. We keep records of Jaguar’s achievements in the world of motor sport, including events such as Le Mans. Since we began making SS cars in 1931, every single car has been recorded and the Car Record Books of SS and Jaguar cars, together with some early Swallow-bodied models and many Daimlers through to the 1980s are found in the archive. Information on individual cars is made available to owners on payment of a fee under our Production Record Trace Service. A large photographic collection is part of the archive, and photographic services are available to the media and the public. All income generated from these and other archive services are put towards the future preservation and enhancement of this outstanding collection of Jaguar material. JAGUAR HERITAGE CERTIFICATE Since 1931 when Jaguar began making the first SS1 cars and until the 1980s, every car we made was individually recorded with a hand-written entry in large ledgers. When this system was eventually abandoned in the computer age, these original ledgers were turned over to the Archive of the Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust. Using these invaluable original records, the JDHT now offers owners of classic Jaguar and Daimler cars our production Record Trace service. By completing this form, you can apply for a Heritage Certificate for your car. A JDHT Heritage Certificate is a Certificate which gives all the relevant information on your car taken from the original records. It will confirm the original numbers and colour scheme, give the dates of build and despatch, as well as the original destination of the car. Where recorded, the name of the first owner and the original registration mark are also included on the Certificate. We offer this service for all cars which are more than ten years old. The service is available for: ● Swallow bodied cars (Austin Seven, Wolseley Hornet and Standard) 1931-1933 ● SS Cars 1931-1936 ● SS Jaguar cars 1935-1940 ● Jaguar cars from 1945 onwards ● Daimler cars from circa 1959 onwards ● (there is also some information available for some earlier Daimler cars, from circa 1953 onwards) ● The cost of a Heritage Certificate for your car is £30.00. This includes VAT and postage. Contact the following for an Application Form: Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust, Archive Department, Jaguar Cars Limited, Browns Lane, Coventry CV5 9DR, England Tel: (+44) 024 7620 2141/2743 Fax: (+44) 024 7640 5581 Display area The Jaguar collection shop 1-9.pmd 01/11/01, 14:52 3

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