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[Rick]

A tidy 3 Litre P5 warrants careful preservation and looking after, a spot of hide food on the seats wouldn't go amiss either.

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[Ellis]

Very nice.

A P5 is one of the few cars that suits a two tone paint scheme.
I have often wondered why these cars did not have rev. counters especially the P5b.

A gentleman I knew on the Isle of Anglesey, now sadly no longer with us, had a monotone grey P5 in his garage a few years ago and that had only a 20k mileage. It was a 1964 example with an original non suffix EY (Anglesey) registration number.

He also owned a 29k original 1969 Jaguar 240 in dark blue.
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