RUSTED JAGUAR RESTORATION Part 3, CUTTING OLD SILL AND FLOOR, SHAPING NEW. JAGUAR XJ X300 1994 скачать в хорошем качестве

RUSTED JAGUAR RESTORATION Part 3, CUTTING OLD SILL AND FLOOR, SHAPING NEW. JAGUAR XJ X300 1994

Hi Jaguar XJ lovers, here is the 3rd episode about the restauration of my 1994 X300 SOVEREIGN 4.0 LITRE. The work is very long as I can't work everyday, and sorry also to not be regular on posting... I stopped the video after 18 minutes to not bother you so much, in episode 4 you'll see some of the welding. Episode 3: Making steel patches to repair sill, inner sill, floor plan. Please, share, like and comment, I'm not professional and any advises is very welcome Cheers The Jaguar XJ X300 (1994-1997) is a not so popular model for restoration projects, only the XJR become a true expensive collector. She is like the black duck in the Jaguar model range, but it's really a valuable and interresting car. A full restoration project for this vehicle would typically include the following steps: Body work: Repairing rust, dents, and other damage to the body. Paint: Sanding, priming, and repainting the vehicle to the original color or a new color of the owner's choice. In my case I will paint her by myself to her original paint code. Interior: Cleaning, repairing, and reupholstering the interior to restore its original appearance. In the worst cases of course, lucky me mine just need a new headliner, a common issue in the Jaguar XJ range. Mechanical: Rebuilding or replacing the engine, transmission, suspension, and other mechanical components to ensure proper functioning. I'm lucky again as the engine is very good, just need a few gaskets and general cleaning. Electrical: Repairing or replacing electrical components to ensure proper lighting, heating, and air conditioning. Finishing touches: Installing new trim, badges, and other cosmetic elements to complete the restoration. The amount of time and cost required for a restoration project depends on the extent of the work needed and the level of detail desired by the owner. Thanks for watching and any comments would be really appreciated. Cheers