Thanks......seeing if you can get behind the wheel of an XJR 15 is really worth the effort. Whilst most modern supercars are packed with electronics the XJR 15 has none. The new cars are manufacturers going head to head on the basis that any competent driver can deliver the performance, however the XJR 15 is all about the ability of the driver, get it wrong and it will bite back.

 

Well I won't turn down a ride if you're offering! lol

 

Where about's are you in the UK?

 

Sent a pm

 

I have just purchased a road car and might do some passanger rides for charity in the summer. If I do I will put a post on here.

 

That would be great, thanks

 

http://www.classicdriver.com/uk/find...lCarID=1867720

^^ seems like chassis#26 is on sale, if anybody's keen on it!

 

#26 is a stunning example. As activity around these cars increases, I am sure a few more will materialise. Don Law has put a lot of effort and investment behind these cars and is certainly one of the reasons for my confidence in acquiring a second car. His support for the XJR 15 takes a lot of risk away from buying one.

 

The interest in the XJR-15 seems to have been very steadily increasing over the past several years.

When I first bought mine, very few people knew what one was.

 

Seeing your car at Silverstone was a tipping point for me in many ways. With only 50 or so XJR-15's in existance and spread around the world,it is pretty difficult to get up close and personal with an actual car. I had been looking for a while, but seeing your car helped seal it for me. I must say, since I first decided to buy one of these, prices seem to have firmed considerably. It's a shame you decided to keep yours from my point of view, but probably good from yours.