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Aaah Mikey, y'see for a long time Christine and I pursued a simple formula ... "He who dies with the most Jaguars, WINS!!!" We loved 'em all, and at one stage, we were well on the path of quite a menagerie. Alas, successive house moves found us building too much of our lives around the need to house cars! ![Icon Photo](https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_photo.gif)
Becoming sensible some many years ago led to "downsizing" - a real "catastrophe". Using it as my username, constantly prods me to remember what a stupid notion this "sensible" option was. Fortunately, I believe that we are surrounded by late model future classics - the facelift S-Type and STR in particular, are IMHO obvious examples.
My avatar of a very much modified 2.4L Mk1 in "caravan tug" guise, is to remind me how and when the Jag love affair started some 45 years ago.
The very first car I owned as a 16/17 year old schoolboy (no licence) was also a disaster. My dear Dad found out, grounded me, impounded the car, then wept tears of blood when I sold it!![Icon Naughty](https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_naughty.gif)
You can't win ... for me, every car is a delicate balance of love ... and catastrophe.
![Icon Photo](https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_photo.gif)
Becoming sensible some many years ago led to "downsizing" - a real "catastrophe". Using it as my username, constantly prods me to remember what a stupid notion this "sensible" option was. Fortunately, I believe that we are surrounded by late model future classics - the facelift S-Type and STR in particular, are IMHO obvious examples.
My avatar of a very much modified 2.4L Mk1 in "caravan tug" guise, is to remind me how and when the Jag love affair started some 45 years ago.
The very first car I owned as a 16/17 year old schoolboy (no licence) was also a disaster. My dear Dad found out, grounded me, impounded the car, then wept tears of blood when I sold it!
![Icon Naughty](https://www.jaguarforums.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_naughty.gif)
You can't win ... for me, every car is a delicate balance of love ... and catastrophe.
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