Proud to join

[CJW]

Hi all,

just a quick "hi" from the Isle of Man and the proud owner of a gorgeous 2004 S-type R

[Geordie]

Hi Chris, and welcome to the club.

 

Get some pics posted of your S Type. We love pics.

[jag2]

good man  welcome to the club charlie

[CJW]

Some pictures uploaded to the gallery

[jag2]

nice one good pics. its a scares car stype-r

[Old Peter]

Welcome to the Club,  Chris.

 

The Isle of Man will enjoy seeing your Jsguar as much as you,

 

Regards,

 

Peter.

[CJW]

Quite funny actually Peter...I was tanking over the mountain on the TT Course yesterday afternoon (it really is a comically fast car) and, as I passed a couple of parked Mark IIs and an XK I got the biggest smiles and waves from their drivers (who were outside their cars having a smoke). They were visitors to the island (based on their UK plates) but that's never happened to me before, when I've owned lesser marques.
Made me feel quite special :)

[Old Peter]

I have been to the IOM quite a few times, Chris, but never taken my car.  

 

I am originally from Lancashire and the Island is a favourite holiday destination before the advent of Package Holidays.  The first time I went was with my parents in 1938!

 

Regards,

 

Peter.

[CJW]

I have been to the IOM quite a few times, Chris, but never taken my car.  

 

I am originally from Lancashire and the Island is a favourite holiday destination before the advent of Package Holidays.  The first time I went was with my parents in 1938!

 

Regards,

 

Peter.

We've lived here since 1998 and would never consider moving back to the UK/Mainland/"Across" - it's a wonderful place to live.

[Hate cyclist]

Welcome Chris

I'm a newbie here myself but have had jags in the past and am glad to be back driving one again. I noticed when I had my first jag that I got waves from other Jag owners, We're all a happy bunch and why shouldn't we be.

 

Is it right that there is no speed limit on the IOM?

 

Glyn

[CJW]

It's sort of right...
There are sections of road without speed limits, but they're becoming fewer and further between as the nanny state encroaches more into our daily lives.