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e type jag
« on: 10 March 2013, 20:50:24 »
I saw yesterday an e type jag in absolute mint condition , colour british racing green. it was on an Estonian number plate.
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Re: e type jag
« Reply #1 on: 10 March 2013, 22:28:32 »
Wish I'd still go my old 3.8 E Type - they're worth a bloody fortune now :(
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Re: e type jag
« Reply #2 on: 10 March 2013, 22:37:32 »
Quote from: dbug on 10 March 2013, 22:28:32
Wish I'd still go my old 3.8 E Type - they're worth a bloody fortune now :(

But a lot less that all the ones bought in the early 90's as investments, along with other classic cars, only now does there seem to be a recovery, but even that is at the more common end..... :D :D :D
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Re: e type jag
« Reply #3 on: 10 March 2013, 22:51:42 »
Quote from: Vamps on 10 March 2013, 22:37:32
Quote from: dbug on 10 March 2013, 22:28:32
Wish I'd still go my old 3.8 E Type - they're worth a bloody fortune now :(

But a lot less that all the ones bought in the early 90's as investments, along with other classic cars, only now does there seem to be a recovery, but even that is at the more common end..... :D :D :D
Yep agreed - although I note now the drastic reduction in the number of TRs for sale in the TR Register of late (there used to be loads about a year back) - the last TR4A I saw up for sale, a few months ago now, was £18K - seems prices are on the up again as availability of marques reduces  :y :y
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