Pack Automotive Museum
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Performance - Hot Rods - Custom - Antiques - One Offs Many with valid Race and Movie Build Histories
One of only a few TOTALLY FREE On-Line Automotive Museums on the Internet
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2002 Jaguar XK8 “Union Jack” Convertible Model Year History Overview: Originally Sold To: N/A Stock Number: C 108 |
Yea Baby, its Austin's car that was purchased through the 2002 Southby's International Auction by another dealer friend of Mr. Pack. Eighty-eight bidders opted to spend in excess of the original (un-altered version) of this Jaguar XK8 Convertible. The car is pretty much a stock XK with a few embellishments. For instance Baaaaaaby, there's a button (shown below) for the machine guns which comes in handy when going to the grocery store as well as another button (also shown) to pop up the bullet-proof shield and, of course, the flag. Oh yes, the flag. All of these options are great when dark forces are trying to steal your "Mojo". Imagine the Shagmaster letting Dr. Evil and Mini-Me believe the buttons actually worked. That Cleaver Brit. |
2002 Jaguar XK8 Convertible VIN Number: SAJDA42C92NA25356 Transmission: 5-Speed Automatic Console Shift Equipment: AM/FM Cassette Stereo Radio Power Steering ABS Brakes Power Seat Power Top Speed Control Automatic Climate Control Cast Aluminum Wheels245/70ZR17 Black Wall Tires Weight: 3,634 LBS Height: 50.5 inches
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Truth be told there were actually three Jags made for this film and could be distinguished from each other if you closely paid attention to the Union Jack paint scheme. Just a little focus on the placement of the flag's stripes could allow you to know which car was which. On our dealership's vehicle, the inside (Pass. side) white stripe of the Union Jack goes past the hood edge and a little of the blue color is exposed past the hood and fender fit. In the other case (below) that same white stripe is matched evenly to the hood/fender joint. Another example would be on our car the chrome bezel surrounding the pass. side headlamp virtually covers up most all of the red stripe whereas on one of the other cars (below) barely a little of the red is obscured. Featuring Mike Myers, Heather Graham, Michael Cain, Robert Wagner, and a host of Hollywood notables and Vern Troyer as Mini-Me, this release may not have been Austin's best movie but it was entertaining as only Mike Myers can be in costume |
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