Me and my first MK2 , over 40 years ago now , I scrapped it after stripping it down to a shell , still have lots of the parts 
Just added some decals to, I think, finish the touring car tribute look… Next up is converting the auto to a stick shift.
Hi Ian,
You might need to clarify your comment for our colonial friends - did you mean a roll made of tea and sausage?
JCC
I have a spare set of wires - so tempted to have them powder coated black - this might persuade me.
I absolutely love the look I think it gives the car tons of attitude and makes it feel a lot sleeker than chrome. These are MWS 15x6 steel wires painted black.
Is that Maidstone RAF base? My dad served there in '43.
Couldn’t find it on gooflemaps.
Rob , Picture was taken at Headcorn Aerodrome , just out side Maidstone
Only base I know about is RAF Detling
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Are these pastries also known by the name of Cornish pasties. I recall as a youth stopping by a pup and getting cornish pasties as a snack after our horse riding lessons. Always took the MK2.
Gerard
No , nothing like !! 
Cornish pasty
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Ah… tapas!!!
should have had that brake job done!
https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=jaguar+MK2+wrecks&view=detail&mid=5281AD264B56C5A31D3C5281AD264B56C5A31D3C&FORM=VIRE
Phillip
He rebuilt that master cylinder himself, but did have a few extra pieces left over afterwards. 
Paul
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After the rebuild…or after the triple gainer, 1 and a half, in and out, off the cliff?
Thanks, that must have been it. A quarter mile or so northeast of Detling so a couple of miles from Maidstone. I see there is a RAF memorial in Detling.
Rob , I work for The Stone Shop , we do a lot of War Memorials , that is one of our jobs !
Gordon who I work for , his father was based at Detling ! 
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Very nice! My dad refueled Spitfires and folded and packed parachutes. A couple of officers gave him very nice gifts for packing their chutes correctly.