Is the windshield the same on a series 1 and a xj6c?
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I've no idea. But, three of suggestions.
1. Careful measurements of each to compare. That might include a profile transfer device.
2. A local glass house that does auto glass might have a catalog that
goes that far back.
3. The maker, Libby, Owens Ford, for example might be reached and their tech advice sought.
General:
If any doubt, keep the part. You may never need it. But, the corollary
is well known!!!
Carl
1. Careful measurements of each to compare. That might include a profile transfer device.
2. A local glass house that does auto glass might have a catalog that
goes that far back.
3. The maker, Libby, Owens Ford, for example might be reached and their tech advice sought.
General:
If any doubt, keep the part. You may never need it. But, the corollary
is well known!!!
Carl
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The XjC was only made in Series 2 configuration. It might be possible to fit the front and rear, but I very much doubt it.
Then again, where there's a will there's a way.
If you have the space then save what you think you'll ever possibly need, because once it's gone, well you know the rest.
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Then again, where there's a will there's a way.
If you have the space then save what you think you'll ever possibly need, because once it's gone, well you know the rest.
(';')
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Thanks Andrew and everyone who has replied. I didn't want to pay someone to remove them if I couldn't use it
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Yup, write it down and out it away, never to be found when needed???
I've binders full of Jag lore!!! Sadly, sorely in need of organization.
A decade or so ago, a co worker wrote a book on "Insurance Claims".
I contributed a chapter or two. In turn, he taught me how to create
an index, "line by line".
Will I seek to revive that "skill" in a simpler fashion? The idea is percolating. But, then, I ask myself, a favorite question, "And then what". No satisfactory answer, yet.
A year or two ago, I created a "Table of Contents" for the four short file cabinets in this work room. Have I used it, guess ???
And, another for the vinyl records stored in Mom's Grafanola!!!
Because of it's steel needle, I dare not play them.
I do have a "modern" turn table, unused, though???
In the shop, I've two stacks of "totes". One stack of good Jaguar stuff left over from the "lump" exercise. The other, a combo of left over GM stuff and Jaguar stuff that still "fits". Each needs a "spring cleaning".
If I've not used stuff in over a decade, it oughta go, or should it????
Not to forget, a couple of parts in my shed. A promised, but unclaimed good 4.2 starter and a clean AVCM. The latter very important for a proper running 4.2!!!
Hot around here yesterday, must've been a "pistol" up Elinor's
way!!!
Carl
I've binders full of Jag lore!!! Sadly, sorely in need of organization.
A decade or so ago, a co worker wrote a book on "Insurance Claims".
I contributed a chapter or two. In turn, he taught me how to create
an index, "line by line".
Will I seek to revive that "skill" in a simpler fashion? The idea is percolating. But, then, I ask myself, a favorite question, "And then what". No satisfactory answer, yet.
A year or two ago, I created a "Table of Contents" for the four short file cabinets in this work room. Have I used it, guess ???
And, another for the vinyl records stored in Mom's Grafanola!!!
Because of it's steel needle, I dare not play them.
I do have a "modern" turn table, unused, though???
In the shop, I've two stacks of "totes". One stack of good Jaguar stuff left over from the "lump" exercise. The other, a combo of left over GM stuff and Jaguar stuff that still "fits". Each needs a "spring cleaning".
If I've not used stuff in over a decade, it oughta go, or should it????
Not to forget, a couple of parts in my shed. A promised, but unclaimed good 4.2 starter and a clean AVCM. The latter very important for a proper running 4.2!!!
Hot around here yesterday, must've been a "pistol" up Elinor's
way!!!
Carl
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PS:
This "office/work room" needs sorting and tossing of old stuff. I've more
cables than any man could ever need and other computer stuff, extra monitor, key boards, mice, external drives, etc....
Next:
Chop up the VIZIO box for the recycle can....
Old dark VIZIO, destination to be determined.
Shop:
1. Rehousing "battery maintainer" project almost done.
2. Figure out "order of assembly of parts" for out board light swap.
Three of four "layers", done. fourth, ???
Carl
This "office/work room" needs sorting and tossing of old stuff. I've more
cables than any man could ever need and other computer stuff, extra monitor, key boards, mice, external drives, etc....
Next:
Chop up the VIZIO box for the recycle can....
Old dark VIZIO, destination to be determined.
Shop:
1. Rehousing "battery maintainer" project almost done.
2. Figure out "order of assembly of parts" for out board light swap.
Three of four "layers", done. fourth, ???
Carl
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