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ukdave2002
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| Ray White wrote: |
...but to me, that red E type is simply gorgeous.  |
I have never been smitten with the lines of the E-type in they way that everyone else seems to be ! I'm probably the only person on this forum who wouldn't have the E-type in their top 10 best looking cars!
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Ray White
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| ukdave2002 wrote: | | Ray White wrote: |
...but to me, that red E type is simply gorgeous. |
I have never been smitten with the lines of the E-type in they way that everyone else seems to be ! I'm probably the only person on this forum who wouldn't have the E-type in their top 10 best looking cars!
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No car is perfect. It is more about which cars have the fewest flaws in their ability to do what is expected of them. IN that respect I think the E Type Jag ticks a lot of boxes.
On the downside; having worked on them in the 1970s I have my reservations; as anyone who has ever had dealings with the inboard brakes will testify!
The remarkable thing is how so many E Types have been brought back from the brink.
I think they rust for fun.
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Keith D
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| Posted: Thu Feb 29, 2024 1:21 pm Post subject: |
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ukdave2002, you are not alone.
I've never been even mildly excited by the E Type Jag. It is the Mk 2 shape that has always rung bells for me.
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Evening all,
A week or so back the Generations Rally (c100 cars 1920s-1980s) passed through the area, today's upload shows the cars competing on the Oulton Park stages. Some real gems turned up, including pre-war Alfa Romeos, Bentleys, Invicta, straight-eight Triumph and more, through to unexpected entries such as a pair of Range Rovers, a Swiss-registered Citroen CX, and a Morris Ital!
https://youtu.be/7p4XAYUOqEk
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