Meet Winston: Phil Endliss's 1966 Jaguar Mark X

Phil Endliss calls his restored 1966 Jaguar Mark X "Winston." He says the Mark X arrived just after the E-Type in 1961 with "more space, more pace and more grace" — the most opulent saloon Jaguar made in that era, and the only one with the full E-Type drivetrain. Winston is one of only 1,597 left-hand-drive 4.2-liter cars, and was built with three of four options: AM/FM radio, power windows, and factory air conditioning. Phil chose the Mark X over the Mark II for its looks. Inside he points to English walnut, Wilton wool carpet, and Connolly leather, and outside to all the brightwork. In 2014 Winston had a rotisserie restoration using original materials. Phil is Treasurer and Membership Chairman of the San Francisco, Silicon Valley Jaguar Club (also known as the Jaguar Associate Group, or JAG). Photos by Phil Endliss.