Garrett, From what I see, the UH2 means you have a 1977 XJC (2-door coupe) and the 8L5 means it has a 4.2 litre XK engine -- made late in the series. Webserve
hi, i read recently that the new number plates are from left to right 2letters...
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Garrett, From what I see, the UH2 means you have a 1977 XJC (2-door coupe) and the 8L5 means it has a 4.2 litre XK engine -- made late in the series.
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Great, thabks. To your knowledgr is this information documented anywhere?
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I stand corrected on the car being a two door Coupe. The T in the UH2T means it is a long version of the XJ6 4 door saloon
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At any rate, the UT means it is a 1977.http://www.seattlejagclub.org/xj6c/ ALL of the US XJ6 motorcars that were manufactured for the US market had 4.2 liter motors. Here is an Identification page from SNG Barrett.
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As I work with older Jags and I am not familiar with the newer chassis numbers, I was thrown by the chassis configuration. But what these pages confirm is that you are driving a 1977 (confirmed by the UH), Jaguar XJ6L Series II long saloon (2T), Left Hand Drive with a 4.2 liter XK engine. I believe it should have Zenith Stromberg Carbs. Webserve
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Thanks much!!!
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