Thanks. The photos don’t do justice to the Caldera Red paint.

 

Please do tell! I want a removable/suction bike carrier.

 

 

Maine or Massachusetts?

 

Caught a Jaguar in the woods It's been some time since I last dusted off my mirrorless SLR, sorry if the photos are amateur-ish.

 

In front of The Press Hotel—Portland, Maine—on Saturday evening.

I’m posting this photo taken last Saturday night in honor of my dear friend, and your SUPER MOD, GGG and as a reminder that here on this side of the pond, life goes on in spite of the challenges. My wife and I had the pleasure and honor of dining out—at Union Restaurant which sits inside The Press Hotel—with our dear friends Ron and Lisa, Ron being the GM of Scarborough Jaguar Land Rover. Dinner was—as many of you know having dined there before during any number of the past events I’ve hosted (6 in total)—exceptional. Masks are, of course required—servers wearing them at all times—and tables are significantly spaced out.

Sending positive vibes and ENERJAY to all.

 

Maine.

 

A restaurant! I vaguely remember when we used to have them in life before lockdown.

Graham

 

My dear Graham.

While no one on these forums knows that you’ve been invited to—at least the last 3 or 4—these events held in Maine YOU’VE always been with us [me] in spirit***. Including this last—and almost certainly final—2020 Jaguar F-Type Spirit, I mean Ghost, Tour.

***So too Unhingd, come to think of it.

 

Today in Bavaria

 

Trying to be artsy

 

Always loved the style and look of a jag, just picked up a 2018 F-Type - love it so far

just added new 20" wheels and tires

 

Winter run home - 1200 miles!
Just wish the new tires were P Zero ALL SEASONS, not just P Zeros.

 

My hat's off to you, if you drove on P Zeros in those conditions!

Is that an Atom on the lift? How is THAT like to drive through the snow?

 

I see a very old 911 under the Atom. Please tell me you drive that in the summer.

 

Yup. The P zeros are not a good idea in snow. Excitement coming in the color of brown!
Certainly not my best idea and will be replaced with something a little more Minnesota appropriate soon.
The Atom is a great laugh on the right day, but anything below 50 isn’t that day. No windshield (to save the weight of that and the wiper motors seemed like a good idea at the time...)
The 911 is an 86 and a lovely old thing. Even this many years on, it’s still not exactly slow.

 

 

I like your technique for melting snow in the driveway.

 

Pictures cannot do any justice to this stunning “Petrolix” Blue Ultra Metallic F-Type. You know how gasoline has different hints of different colors? “Petrolix” is that blue.



Ron McIntyre in his element. General Sales Manager of Jaguar Land Rover Scarborough, Maine. (See: “Allow Me To Introduce...” thread below).