Screen Stars - Ford Capri Mk2 2.0S Diamond White, Jaguar XJ6 Series 2 Silver
Recognise these Screen Stars? The Ford Capri Mk2 2.0S in Diamond White and the Jaguar XJ6 Series 2 in Silver were icons of the 1980s, and they make attractive die-cast models too. These highly requested 1:43 scale cars will look fantastic next to your other Screen Stars models.
History
The 1980s were a turbulent but transformative decade for the United Kingdom, with the closure of many traditional industries in contrast to the rise of the financial hub of London and the growth of big business.
The transitional nature of the nation was often reflected in the television programmes of the era, with series showcasing the divide between those in honest careers and others working to make a living by any means. Debuting in 1969, the Ford Capri Mk I was intended as the European equivalent of the iconic Ford Mustang.
The MkII arrived in 1974 with a revised and larger body compared to its predecessor, while retaining the sports coupe’s attractive basic outline. It is notable as being the first Ford to feature a hatchback boot, and it was available in a variety of engine configurations. Production ceased in 1978 and gave way to the legendary Ford Capri MkIII.
The Jaguar XJ series debuted in 1968 as a series of luxury saloon cars that sat as the manufacturer’s flagship four-door model, with the XJ6 acting as the base version of the line. The vehicle family was updated in late 1973, and this revision was badged as the Series 2, which saw production run until 1979.
The 4.2 litre XJ6 was the most popular version of the series in the United Kingdom, with over 60 thousand of the type produced compared to the 16 thousand of the higher specification XJ12 model.
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Recognise these Screen Stars? The Ford Capri Mk2 2.0S in Diamond White and the Jaguar XJ6 Series 2 in Silver were icons of the 1980s, and they make attractive die-cast models too. These highly requested 1:43 scale cars will look fantastic next to your other Screen Stars models.
History
The 1980s were a turbulent but transformative decade for the United Kingdom, with the closure of many traditional industries in contrast to the rise of the financial hub of London and the growth of big business.
The transitional nature of the nation was often reflected in the television programmes of the era, with series showcasing the divide between those in honest careers and others working to make a living by any means. Debuting in 1969, the Ford Capri Mk I was intended as the European equivalent of the iconic Ford Mustang.
The MkII arrived in 1974 with a revised and larger body compared to its predecessor, while retaining the sports coupe’s attractive basic outline. It is notable as being the first Ford to feature a hatchback boot, and it was available in a variety of engine configurations. Production ceased in 1978 and gave way to the legendary Ford Capri MkIII.
The Jaguar XJ series debuted in 1968 as a series of luxury saloon cars that sat as the manufacturer’s flagship four-door model, with the XJ6 acting as the base version of the line. The vehicle family was updated in late 1973, and this revision was badged as the Series 2, which saw production run until 1979.
The 4.2 litre XJ6 was the most popular version of the series in the United Kingdom, with over 60 thousand of the type produced compared to the 16 thousand of the higher specification XJ12 model.
