Track production worker Denis Kershaw.
The Rover Maraschino with Anne Sharp, the girl who christened the car.
Joanne O'Keefe, a pupil of Archbishop Ilsley school, Acocks Green looks at a XJS Convertible.
A general view of one of the production lines.
The Duke of Kent inspects a Jaguar XJS at the British Technology for Malaysia Exhibition.
Dr Stewart Thompson from Nottingham Univercity.
Representatives of the partnership raise their glasses on the anouncement of the new Jaguar car body being made at the Castle Bromwich plant.
Geoffrey Smith with Richard Harrison who recieved his NVQ level 4 certificate and now works as a Technical Engineer at Jaguar.
Tony Burton and Doug Chamberlain, with the Queen Mother's Jaguar 1955-73.
Lawrence Rean checking over the new track system at Jaguar Browns Lane assembly plant.
Roy Wood with Eddie Paul with a six wheel Jaguar XJS.
Joshua Moore from Smethwick takes the wheel of a 1938 Jaguar SS100 from the collection.
Melbourne Jaguar owners Cliff Ratray-Wood, Les Hughes and Karen D'Souza.
