Lost Jaguars from Bonhams 

My family and I really loved your coverage of my dad's cars at the auction. It was a bittersweet day for us. Thank you so much! FYI - our last name, Hendricks, is pronounced like the guitarist Jimi Hendrix (just different spelling).

Hello Richard . You're in XK heaven ! Thankyou so much for sharing .

Wow! Loved the video!!

Great to catch up with you, Richard... expert on All Things Jag!!🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

As a side note...the L-88 engine is not Aluminum. That would be the ZL-1. In 1969 50 Corvettes had it and 69 1969 Camaros had it. It weighed the same as a 350 small block Chevrolet motor. A very rare motor. Both engines had 4 bolt mains. I believe at the Can Am circut they ran the ZL-1 with sintered cylinders making 500 cubic inches. A real terror of an engine.

I was just in Sebring for the Speedtour races. I wish i could’ve made it up to Amelia this year! What a showing

Excellent video Richard, it’s amazing how they still appear from secret hiding places…. I wonder how many there are left out there??? Kind regards, Richard.

Great to see these Jaguars before they disappear into another collection or are restored.

What a great line up, some fantastic cars, thanks for sharing them with us.

Like the programs Richard. U are a skilled mechanic with your Dad. My Dads X F1 driver John Campbell-Jones {deceased}he raced against Phill Hill in F1 & was a mechanic with Graham Hill at Coopers or Lotus before they both became drivers. My Dad raced a lotus 11 that was later owned & raced by Steve Mcqueen & is now in a collection. We met the collector & he said my Dad could drive round Goodwood in it.

Richard what a great collection of Jaguars thanks for sharing can’t wait to see more videos from the show you always put out the best stuff .

Super fun love seeing these cars!

Thanks for the video. I was shocked when you touched the Jag and knocked off pieces of the cardboard, though.

Thank you for sharing, love your enthusiasm, great content

Thanks for letting us dream. Stunning cars at eye watering prices. sadly out of my league but it is nice to see them before they are restored. Thanks for another great video Hugh

Thanks for sharing those great Jags with us. Always interesting to see what is still being found in barns etc. Cheers

Thanks again.

I knew nothing about lost Jags! Thumb up!

Lovely video Richard, Completely forgot about that auction, We should’ve bought a couple of them cars. Keep e’m coming 🤠

16 min! 160 wouldn't have been enough.. Excellent. I love the auction video you do.. Like Harry's Garage here in UK..

Great video Richard. Thanks for the share. Did you pick up one of those Bugatti's for yourself? 😎👍

Brilliant

Some Beautiful Cars.... And fascinating Jags.... But My very "To Die for Cars" is the Aston V8 Vantage that was just in the back ground....Beautiful Car... I would love to see a Bonham's auction, but could not afford the Catalogue :-(( Silverstone Auctions just sold a Sierra Cosworth RS 500 for just under £600 000 !!!! 30 times its original cost.... The world of Great Cars is a strange one....$10 million for a car??? Really.... Fantastic to see you again Richard... Keep up the good work... :-))

Please follow through with the prices, thanks RMO!

LT3 by “Abbey Coachwork”, that would be Abbey Panel & Sheet Metal Work Co. Ltd, Nuneaton, where I used to live, before moving to Exhall Coventry

Old Jaguar never die !

All stunners! Iv been looking for a Tc progect like that. Went for 7k not bad

1959 Lister-Jaguar Sports Racing Two Seater Styled by Frank Costin BHL125 SOLD US$775,000 1961 Jaguar E-Type Series 1 3.8 'Flat Floor' Roadster with Hard Top Chassis no. 875614 Engine no. R1892-9 SOLD US$117,600 1951 Jaguar XK120 LT3 Works Lightweight Silverstone LT3 660741 SOLD US$775,000

Nice video, enjoyed the part with the blue cardboard E Type. What the hell makes people to pay that amount of money (117.600 USD) for a car in this condition? It requires a nut and bolt restoration. And this is not even an OBL. Looking forward to more of these.

You can still find E types cheap though, cars that broke down and were never put back into commision, or project cars that were half torn down and never completed. They're out there

Unbelievable. Beautiful '54 XK120 roadster for £57k. Aggggh where was I?

Yes that was cool

I couldn't believe the price the semi lightweight replica E-type went for. £64k Seemed like a bargain to me.

I think the orange paint on the block of the blue e type and the hardtop show it is a competition prototype, different spacing for the cylinders, I could be wrong

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God, how could someone abandon such a beautiful vehicle to get that much rust?

How much did the rusted-out E-type go for, bear in mind no matter how bad it is you have to have one to start a restoration

The Lister is important. But (as a late friend of mine used to say) "e-types are like bottoms - everybody's got one!". I wouldn't mind, but 90% have been so heavily upgraded the drivers don't even have the joy of historic motoring. Shame, really.

What make is the fixed head at 0.33?

13:19 Loving the lipstick red E Type in the background. Lighter than the common Jaguar red, and darker than coral. Stock color?

I didn't see any XJC's. ('73-'77) only 10,000 built in 4 years....

Don't see why wood dash in last jag could not be original, looks shape of one in yellow jag

A 140 with a split screen?

Did he just ignore the 250 Lusso parked beside the F40?

Good video! BUT ? Michael you must at least find out the Prices before video production... ...Old Naples Florida🌴🎨

The cream xk 120 I think it's a 120 anyway I didn't realise you could get those automatic Obviously first one I've seen automatic

Why do people keep cars so long that they deteriorate too much before putting them up for sale??

watched an old episode of Columbo and they pushed one over a cliff after a fake murder scene

Never understand why car bloggers don’t just shoot the cars in detail then do sound later when editing Would make shooting better AND quality better

Wow..the 1951 Jag XK120 LT3 went for $775k. The money some folks have. Great video Richard

Rusty gold.