Rare British classics join Heritage Motor Centre display Jaguar Land Rover is providing the Heritage Motor Centre at Gaydon, Warwickshire, with 16 British classic cars for static display from the extensive collection of 543 cars privately amassed by enthusiastic collector Dr James Hull over the last 25 years. Of the 16 cars on display at the Heritage Motor Centre, four are historically-significant and rare Jaguars, including a unique E-type, modified by renowned Jaguar dealer Coombes of Guildford in the mid-1960s, plus a stunning 1930s SS "Airline" saloon, an aluminium-bodied XK120 OTS and a Mk2 3.8. At the heart of the Collection are more than 140 exceptional Jaguar models, from the SS100 and alloy XK120, through to early E-types, plus a Mk10 once owned by Sir William Lyons. These are accompanied by a wide range of British classics; everything from the humble Morris Minor (the first car Dr Hull collected) to unusual estate cars and exotic sports cars, many with interesting histories. Other cars include a stylish Bentley R-type Continental, a rare Graber-bodied Alvis convertible, an Allard P2 'woodie' estate car - one of only a handful ever built - plus a Mini Traveller, once owned by Lord Mountbatten, in addition to the four concours-standard Jaguars. Stephen Laing, the curator at the Heritage Motor Centre, said: "These 16 cars not only complement our own outstanding collection of British models but give an insight into one of the most fascinating collections of classic cars in the world."