Welcome to the first XK Club and E-type Club driver's handbooks. This is a Directory of XK and E-type specialists, all of whom have been kindly suggested by our members around the world.

You will find the Directory information listed in three ways:

• By Category - e.g. tyres, restoration, parts
• Geographically - e.g. by country
• Alphabetically - here you will find fuller information about the companies listed elsewhere

The handbook if kept in your car whilst touring could help you find a suitable specialist within a reasonable distance should you need one.

Alternatively, you may be restoring, refurbishing, upgrading or maintaining your car from home. Here again you will find a wide number of specialists listed.

Also included is general information on each model which could prove useful to you.

DVD36: This exclusive double-disc DVD set enables you to relive the excitement and drama of the sensational 2013 Goodwood Revival. This includes extensive coverage of this sell-out event (a record crowd of 148,000 spectators), both on the ground and in the air. Highlights of every Revival Race are featured, with heart-in-mouth competition creating many rare and priceless moments, as well as exclusive extra footage of the great tributes staged by Goodwood to Honour Jim Clark, the Dambusters Raid and the 100th running of the Tour De France Bicycle Race.

Paperback edition covering Magazine articles over the years on all XK models, 210 pages colour throughout.

Follow Tom Walkinshaw's epic journey when he travelled from New Zealand to Britain in 1979, this book covers his 15 years with TWR Racing when he then returned back to New Zealand. 320 pages full of colour photographs telling the whole story of the company and the people who worked for him.

This really quite extraordinary book from Bernard Viart records every detail for both LHD and RHD models and all body styles of this popular Jaguar sports car of the 1950s. The text is in English, having been translated from Bernard Viart's original French by experts. Absolutely invaluable for both professional and amateur restorers - identify what should be where and what's missing! All types of XK 120 are covered, starting with the aluminium-bodied Open Two Seaters and their wood frames, and moving on to the production steel-bodied Roadsters (early and late types), then the Fixed Head and Drop Head Coupes. The cars are dissected by means of some 2,500 individual drawings in some 413 plates, most in colour, and almost every part, nut, bolt and washer is shown - and, of vital importance, where they are located on the car. These books make it far more practical to buy and restore a disassembled or incomplete XK, because Bernard Viart provides these vital visual references to what every part looks like and where it should go, including all the wiring in colour. Even if you won't be restoring an XK 120, this book gives an absolutely unique analysis of how the XK 120 was made and assembled. In addition to the drawings, conventional chapters provide a full description of the car and its production and competition career, plus special bodied examples. The evolution of the XK engine which powered it is also told in detail. All chapters are profusely illustrated with superb period photographs and literature. Many of these illustrations will be unfamiliar even to the expert. The book is of the highest quality as regards printing and paper (the latter from accredited sources), and is available in standard and slip-cased leather bound form (the latter limited to 120 copies only). Prices are ??110 for the Standard Edition and ??175 for the Leather Bound Edition, both plus Shipping.

Many interesting classic cars are ever increasing in value, and the XK120, XK140 and XK150 models are certainly among that category. This is the essential guide to those models an important read for owners, but more crucially, a constant reference guide to keep with you when viewing a potential purchase. It will help you identify the model that suits you, tell you what to look for when inspecting a car, and provide you with all the necessary procedures to go through to ensure the car is what it appears to be.

The essential guide the Jaguar X-Type, the first "baby" Jaguar ever produced. The X-Type catered for an entirely new market for Jaguar, and proved highly successful. Covering all the models from this period, this guide provides you with all the procedures necessary to ensure the car you are looking at is actually what it appears to be. Close study and careful inspection are vital with the X-Type, and this guide identifies some of the pitfalls to avoid, helps you decide on exactly how and where to buy, and shows how to get the best possible car you can for your money. This is the only title available on the X-Type models,the ultimate pocket guide to read, digest and keep with you at all times.