Jaguar

the engineering story

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Author

Jeff Daniels

Publication

2004 - Haynes Pub., Sparkford, England

Language

English

Word Count

56,000 words, Guess

Page Count

224 pages

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL3314229M
ISBN-10184425030X
OCLC Control Number56195908
Library of Congress Control Number2004104450
Goodreads4249004

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LibraryThing5447572

Classifications

DDC629.2'222
LCCTL215.J3 D36 2004

Description

This book travels chronologically through Jaguar's technical history, each chapter starting at a crucial point in the company's evolution. From Harry Weslake's development of Jaguar's original Standard-derived OHV engine, used in the SS Jaguar 100, to the technology incorporated in the latest X-type and S-type models, the reader is taken on a fascinating journey through the Jaguar archives. Reveals many fascinating and previously unknown, behind-the-scenes details of the company's engineering story.

Subjects

Topics

Jaguar automobileJaguar automobile.Design and constructionJaguar automobile -- Design and construction.

Other Editions

Jaguar: the engineering storyHaynes Pub.2004-01-01

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