From Penang to Singapore: The Jaguar Charges On by Eli Solomon  
The history of Jaguar competition has been told in countless books.
But in what was then British Malaya, the Jaguar was immortalized when an alloy bodied XK120 set a record from Mitchell Pier, Butterworth to Clifford Pier, Singapore, on 7th June 1955 that has never been broken. The event made the front-page in the Straits Times. I would have the honor to be in the presence of three of the people behind that record run: the man behind the idea, the driver who undertook the challenge, and the person who succeeded in purchasing the car eventually.
The get-together was arranged by Lim Peng Han and took place at the house of...

 

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