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#1
07-17-2004, 07:36 PM
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e-type sighting
so i live in cedar falls, iowa. it's a mid sized college town; population of somehwere around 100,000 with no real excellent cars to speak of. Well anyway, i was just hanging out in a park on campus when i saw a pristine jag e-type 4.2 in british racing green. I am a true car nerd, but i dont know much about old school jags, but i thought e-types are fairly rare. Was this an uncommon occurance or just some everyday happening?
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07-21-2004, 05:21 PM
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it was
It was a coupe, and i want to reiderate that it looked like it just rolled off the assmebly line and, oh yeah, i'd have given anything to drive it.
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11-26-2004, 06:35 PM
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My grandfather is vintage Jaguar collector. He owns (right now) a Mark IX, a 354 sedan of some sort, and a V-12 E-Type coupe. (Along with a porsche boxter) We just got it running nice today and I got to drive it for like 20 minutes. VERY fun car to drive I must say. British Racing green, with a brand new interior job of Tan with green piping. Would love to own one. Still working on it though
 It idles WAY too high though, you can take off just letting out the throttle.
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#5
01-08-2005, 08:44 PM
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e type
no not so much
they are not to rare they might be in the usa but over here in holland they are as comon as a mustang fastback over on your side of the water cars that are rare ( but i stil have driven one ) is a jaguar xj220 AAWWSSOOMMEEEEEEEEE 
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