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Jlino
Jorge Lino
Valença, V. Castelo, Portugal
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Jan 16, 2017 05:39 PM
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I'm Jorge from Portugal. I bought this E type 1966 OTS two years ago. I refurbished it by myself in 2015. No doubt, an excepcional 4.2L engin car powered, an exotic design, comfortable , and a vitiating driving. Almost 3.500km last year. I hope to do more classic trips this year. A nice car to join my small collection of English cars. Enjoy your classics, Jorge
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Matt Rogers
Chandler, AZ, USA
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Nov 3, 2017 01:17 AM
Joined 5 months ago
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Have always loved the eType.. maybe to an unhealthy degree. I recently retired and decided and had always promised myself I would buy one. I did not want a collector car that I could not drive and enjoy however, so I went with one that seemed a little more fun. Bought a 65 convertible thats had quite a bit of work on it. Having a bit more work done to it before I ship it home... but I'm excited and wanted to start looking at ideas and learning the details.
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Joseph Suits
Lovettsville, VA, USA
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Dec 26, 2017 09:52 AM
Joined 3 months ago
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New Member, New Owner (coming soon)
Just found out at Christmas, that my Wife, will be inheriting her grandmothers Jaguar. We pick it up in March. We are prepared to get involved in this car, know the responsibilities, and look forward to being part of the club.
The car in question is nothing special, for a Jaguar, but it will be special to us, a 1997 XJ6, with all of the standard features.
I will be lurking around for a bit, but our main plan is to start with the local dealer in Tyson's Virginia, (closest to us) it has been dealer maintained in Chesapeake, VA where it has lived for the its entire life. and get a shopping list to get it in top notch condition.
It currently runs and drives fine, we plan to drive it's home, and has been a weekly driver all of its life, we plan to keep it that way, driving it a little less, but keeping it with the driver mentality.
I know its not worth much, but it is worth a lot to us. We look forward to being part of the club.
Joe Suits,
Lovettsville, VA
Just found out at Christmas, that my Wife, will be inheriting her grandmothers Jaguar. We pick it up in March. We are prepared to get involved in this car, know the responsibilities, and look forward to being part of the club.
The car in question is nothing special, for a Jaguar, but it will be special to us, a 1997 XJ6, with all of the standard features.
I will be lurking around for a bit, but our main plan is to start with the local dealer in Tyson's Virginia, (closest to us) it has been dealer maintained in Chesapeake, VA where it has lived for the its entire life. and get a shopping list to get it in top notch condition.
It currently runs and drives fine, we plan to drive it's home, and has been a weekly driver all of its life, we plan to keep it that way, driving it a little less, but keeping it with the driver mentality.
I know its not worth much, but it is worth a lot to us. We look forward to being part of the club.
Joe Suits,
Lovettsville, VA
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Olivier Guerrin
Paris, Idf, France
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Dec 28, 2017 05:10 PM
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Hello,
I'm Olivier, 44 years old, frenchie. I live 30 km west of Paris and i'm the proud owner of a 1968 1/2 roadster etype. I bought it in US 3 years ago and just finished the body restoration, ready to enjoy
A second project is coming quickly. This is a light blue 63 roadster etype from US too. But for the moment this is just boxes of parts, engine and gearbox (matching numbers). Unfortunately, this car was damaged and partially burned in 80'. At this time, etype's was probably not so precious than today, then the owner did not kept the body exept a door (light blue). A friend bought the parts to build a lightweight 20 years ago but finally let it go, time missing. He recently accepted to sold it to me.
I will have to find a new body. 3.8 donnor are pretty rare, so i´ll probably have to buy a complete new body, bonnet, engine chassis ...
Your advises will be welcome
Olivier
I'm Olivier, 44 years old, frenchie. I live 30 km west of Paris and i'm the proud owner of a 1968 1/2 roadster etype. I bought it in US 3 years ago and just finished the body restoration, ready to enjoy

A second project is coming quickly. This is a light blue 63 roadster etype from US too. But for the moment this is just boxes of parts, engine and gearbox (matching numbers). Unfortunately, this car was damaged and partially burned in 80'. At this time, etype's was probably not so precious than today, then the owner did not kept the body exept a door (light blue). A friend bought the parts to build a lightweight 20 years ago but finally let it go, time missing. He recently accepted to sold it to me.

I will have to find a new body. 3.8 donnor are pretty rare, so i´ll probably have to buy a complete new body, bonnet, engine chassis ...
Your advises will be welcome

Olivier
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Mah Ya (Disabled)
Disabled Account, Antarctica
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Feb 5, 2018 07:12 AM
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