Hundreds of Jaguars from all across North America descended upon Windsor Park on Saturday in Oak Bay, with models ranging as far back as the early 1940s right down to modern-day.
Among them was a super-rare classic, a 1967-and-a-half Jaguar XK-E hearse replica from the 1971 cult classic, Harold and Maude. Its strange model year is due to it being built from parts belonging to both 1967 and 1968 Jaguar E-Types.
There were also more than a dozen XJS’s, and several XK-8 and XK-R models, including a never-before-seen Jaguar XK-R Black Edition, one of five California custom cars that featured unique decals, special interior trim and lots of upgrades. under the hood for more ponies.
The big event marked Jaguar Car Club of Victoria’s 13th year of celebrating Jaguars in the Greater Victoria Region.