The Sunday Scramble at Bicester Heritage is a truly unique event. It's kind of like a Cars & Coffee meet, but on steroids. The location, filling the vintage car and aviation hub at Bicester Heritage, is just so damn photogenic, and the roll-up is unlike anything you'll see anywhere else. There's no real theme to it - so long as it's interesting and a little bit cool, it's welcome.
A trip to Sunday Scramble is mandatory for every car enthusiast - you're likely to see an F40 parked alongside an old Porsche, and a TR4 rubbing shoulders with an Alfa Romeo. Highlights of our trip included being followed into the venue by a Jaguar XJ220, and seeing a French Bulldog riding proudly in the passenger seat of a Ferrari 348. It was cold - bitterly cold - but we were warmed to see many attendees braving the conditions in vintage Bentleys and other open cars. At one point, we stood by as a 1904 Indian Motorcycle was put through its paces on a roller.
But lets be honest about this - the stars of the show were clearly the handful of Jaguars dotting the manicured ex-RAF base. Seeing a D-Type on stands in one of the race prep workshops was particularly special.
Here, we take a look at the Jaguar highlights from the January Sunday Scramble. The next Sunday Scramble is on April 22 - make sure that you're there, in your Jaguar!
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