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0:07 hey I have a joke for you and Knock,Knock .... who's there...B...B....who... who B U ...OB117kaNobie and D,was wondering if you could get me some jerky from your MAMA, hahaha I sent DEV but that momma boy is probably eating some ladies pudding pop, he is a sucker for that, I guess I have to send out a smoke signal to call him back to bring me some dangling berries and treats, please watch out for him,he is a sucker for pie in the window and they are always cooking at hostess... well I have to go check on the Velvet Devils chocolate cake and prepare a Veteran Honey pie, and some milk ... Dragon fruit balls assman and Bert and Ernie say scrotum saggen baggen is golfing and chasing balls around...if you can stop by 7/11 blowpop Cherry bubblegum Boyz are hungry for ababba zabba and 7up... thanks...The devil cake icing smeared pussy eater of Death by chocolate...COCO CREAMER AND MORE PLEASE ,say hi...later ...sinsinly a little fish in the sea crabby jacket jumping jack B

0:07 hey I have a joke for you and Knock,Knock .... who's there...B...B....who... who B U ...OB117kaNobie and D,was wondering if you could get me some jerky from your MAMA, hahaha I sent DEV but that momma boy is probably eating some ladies pudding pop, he is a sucker for that, I guess I have to send out a smoke signal to call him back to bring me some dangling berries and treats, please watch out for him,he is a sucker for pie in the window and they are always cooking at hostess... well I have to go check on the Velvet Devils chocolate cake and prepare a Veteran Honey pie, and some milk ... Dragon fruit balls assman and Bert and Ernie say scrotum saggen baggen is golfing and chasing balls around...if you can stop by 7/11 blowpop Cherry bubblegum Boyz are hungry for ababba zabba and 7up... thanks...The devil cake icing smeared pussy eater of Death by chocolate...COCO CREAMER AND MORE PLEASE ,say hi...later ...sinsinly a little fish in the sea crabby jacket jumping jack B

XKE my arse.It's an E Type Jaguar.Can't Americans deal with one letter ?

Charming little film, I felt quite emotional.

An E-Type isn't a car. It's a soulful thing, more a personality than a mechanism. Exquisitely beautiful, fast by the standards of the day, a brilliant, brilliant thing, even more so beacuse they're epehemeral - prone to rust and breakdown. They're the cherry blossoms of the automotive realm. They require regular sacrifices of blood and treasure to preserve, like having a French mistress. Gotta love one to stick with owning one. But every one restored is a "life" saved.

A wonderful film - thank you so much. There is a very special connection between an older chap and a classic which he has owned for years, which runs very deep. If you don't get it then that's cool - but you never, never will. I'm off to the garage now to see my old friend, who unlike me, has not grown old.

There is definitely nothing like an old Jaguar they are truly something else we’ve had our one for fifty plus years and it still stirs our emotions precious …

Just subscribed. What a video.

Great content,, father and son project!! I had dreams of doing something similar with my son,, the project had to be abandoned!! But it’s never to late!! Beautiful film 💜💜💜

Very sweet and not too far from accurate in many of our cases. However, you did use the wrong engine. It should have been a 3.8 for that year. Otherwise, well done!

Wish the acting was better, it sure looked good.

Very moving & evocative...I miss my Dad every day.

I read Paul Skilleter’s XKE books and kept it for many years. Eventually, although I treasured it, I gave it to a friend doing a restoration. Seemed like a good home for something that gave me many, many moments of pleasure.

I'm sure everyone who watched this must of been moved.. Beautiful !

This is me , with my old BMW i sold, to pay the mortgage that month.. Bites every time..

Damn you, it'll be three days getting the lump out of my throat! Beautiful job. But these roles are hard to watch, and even harder to live through.

Most Beautiful Automobile Ever. 😂 GREAT short dramatic film. The key hand off 🥲🎉😎🖖🏻

WOW wasn't expecting that, brilliant

Lindo video, vou tentar encontrá-lo legendado em Português Brasil.

He needs to be hit by one! And don't make a mess of it! ):

I always said to my dad, who taught me everything about cars, that one day I would own an E-Type. Sadly he died before my dream came true. I like to think that somewhere he was watching me drive around in it and having a huge grin . I just wish he had one drive in it with me. What a fabulous machine the E-Type is...

Back in the mid 1970's my best friend had one of the early (3.8 L) E types. He was emigrating to Australia and needed to sell it and continually nagged me to buy it from him.......but i could not afford his asking price of 350 British pounds. Often wonder where that vehicle is now.

Nice movie! I cannot afford an E type but my personal baby is a 1967 Volvo. I am now 70 and my hope is that i get to pass it on to one of my sons one day and that they treasure it as much.

My First Cars was a 1964 Jaguar Xke coupe . I got was I was 16 in 1976 . I saved the money and bought it myself ☺️!!!!! I remember everything about her ...... She was Legendary!!!! In excellent condition, however I brought her back to better than new . .......... Many Thanks for your film ........ It might as well been about me .

My dad got so jealous, when i bought the car for my family and it had double the cylinder placement and double the horsepower than his. He just couldn't stand me having the bigger car.

The most beautiful car ever built

Absolutely brilliant amazing short film thinking about my dad too such a beautiful car simply stunning have fond memories of being out in the artics he loved his jaguar's as well esp the mk2 and naturally the E type ❤️

only one word; excellent

Beautifully moving monologue, reaffirming stuff for any parent and a reminder of the fragility of life. Very well shot and delivered too.

This one caught my eye immediately in my feed. Back in the '80s I owned a '67 2+2; 4.2 with manual gearbox; British Racing Green in very good physical condition but need some mechanical work (of course). After a few years of fun I sold it for $6500; biggest automotive mistake I've ever made. I really wish I kept it and eventually restored it; loved that car.

😌 "Promosm"

Fabulous.

fantastico

Someday I will be not able to ride a motorcycle as he.Of course young is not forever I know. This short movie teach me how should I have my mind at that time.

Lovely bit of filmwork! Although I didn’t grow up with the E type, bringing it back to life after my Uncles passing has brought about a realization of why they are cherished. Love to get it out for a drive now and then to spread the joy to others. Cheers!

Hi - The greatest car - I own the same - a Jaguar Concours winner. Same colour. I am the second owner.

Simply put... this is brilliant. <<Mark in Ohio>>

Are you related to Paul Skilleter , the jaguar historian .

Love the father/son love. I understand the XKE design appreciation also: I built a model of the coupe back when I was 14 but went the Corvette route due to the TV series "route 66". My dad loved big Cadillacs but never bought one...I guess he didn't feel good enough about himself to allow him to own one. I bought up a few good used ones, each better than the previous ones. Because of the 'Northstar' reputation, I got them cheap enough and, with carefull maintenace and easy use, never had any major problems. I'd take him with our dogs to the lake and drink coffees. Sometimes my younger brother (RIP) would join us. Good memories. When he passed, I stopped using the Caddies and sold them. Dad had bought myself a brand-new Mazda-3 in 2012...very 'out of character' for him as he hoarded money all his life. My wife used it to commute to her job until he passed. That very Mazda now has a space in our 4 car garage where it is cherished and babied (car-cover, battery-minder) as well as any of the C-1 and 2 Corvettes I had over the years before old age and hip replacements made them unusable. I still have the '07 Mustang GT convt. that I bought used and, luckily, happened to be an automatic. He enjoyed the many times I took him to car-shows and cruises with our dogs (except the odd times when he was miserable and angry). I just rode with it and was glad that both my brother and I were there for my Dad throughout his life.

a lovely film

My father and I shared a strong love of all things mechanical and this brought back emotions I'd forgotten. I still have a large and eclectic collection of old boats and cars, restoring as many as I can before it's too late. Father/Mothers and sons and daughters, so very important to have a visceral relationship that goes far beyond your thumbs on a phone. Thank you Eben!!!

In 1976 I was in college, and only had my 63 XKE roadster and my 73 Kawasaki Z1.

They jammed a lot of emotion into 15min. Great direction. Haunting.

Excellent story! Get her on the road!

Having sold it in 1977, 13 years ago I found and bought my dad’s Jag back. He passed away last year but was always happy I got his car back 🥹

Great. My father Dennis Pritchard had one in the same beautiful colour. His was a 68 4.2 coupe. Thanks for the video.

As i get near the final lap! I thank you for the summary, in film, of what it is to love the car you once had. Mine a red Alfa GTV6 (1980) and that summer. Thanks.

My Father and I played out a similar scene with our 1963 XKE OTS over 47 years. What wasn’t shown were my Saturday night shenanigans at 16 years of age. Fearless and unskilled, it is a miracle I survived to adulthood.

Believe me, getting old sucks. Sometimes, all you have are the memories. But being able to touch something from your past that meant so much to you is fantastic. Thank you for the video.