SEPECAT Jaguar in detail , Welcome on www pages devoted to the British version of strike aircraft SEPECAT Jaguar. Single seat all-weather attack aircraft RAF Jaguar GR3A is single-seat attack and reconnaissance aircraft. Jaguar is the oldest of the RAF's frontline jets, arrived in 1974 (Jaguar GR1). Based on RAF Coltishall in Norfolk until April 01, 2006.
The Jaguar is expected to be operational until at least 2007.
Plastic model kit by: Airfix, Heller, Hasegawa, Italeri, Matchbox, Tamiya in 1:72,1:48,1:144 scale.

Refueling from a VC-10 tanker out over the North Sea, April 19, 2004

Photos taken by Turnandslip Photography

Jaguar 41sq XZ398 FA	Jaguar 41sq XZ106 FR

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Gulf War 1991

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According to Fighter Control forum - Jaguar XX837 Z has been painted all Black gloss paint at RAF Cranwell.

Thanks to Stuart Thurtle for an info.

Jaguar T4 XX146
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RAF-JAGUAR-JET-FIGHTER-AIRCRAFT

The total flying time is 6,353 hours & its last flight with the RAF
was in March 2005

Starting bid: £45,000.00

Jaguar GR1 XX977 cockpit owned by Paul Cunningham (Melbourne, Australia).

Update: http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=46227&page=14

“Here are some pics of my Jaguar cockpit, it only arrived last week so I am still exploring it and finding lots of goodies. Brief history is that it came on strength of 31 Squadron RAFG from new and served with them until a collision involving a telecommunications tower in 1984, deemed too costly to repair it was stored for a while then used for battle damage repair training before being sold. I like it because it still has all of the RAFG markings and is fairly complete.

If anyone knows of a source of Jaguar spares or possible leads to some then I would like to hear from you, the first thing I am after is a couple of the rubber straps that assist the canopy opening - with them just going out of service there should be a supply of new stock around somewhere.”

http://forum.keypublishing.co.uk/showthread.php?t=46227&page=14