SS Jaguar 100 - The remarkable history of 18008 Author_Serge Vanbockryck to four busy years of

to four busy years of national competition in the hands of first Mike Salmon and then Peter Sutcliffe

each print is produced to a high standard and designed to showcase the colour

BRM’s fortunes started to turn around

which completed 275 laps to finish eighth overall and claim GT2-class victory at La Sarthe

SS Jaguar 100 - The remarkable history of 18008 Author_Serge Vanbockryck to four busy years ofThe story of Old Number 8 Launched in 1935, the rakish SS Jaguar 100 was a landmark model for the company that had been founded by William Lyons as Swallow Sidecars and which would evolve into Jaguar. As the first true performance car to wear the Jaguar name, it soon attracted the attention of drivers who recognised its competition potential and chassis number 18008 would become the most famous SS100 of all. Better known by its registration number BWK