Value’s on the up
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Phil, I feel your pain. Over the decades I have relied on my personal phrase..."Wait for a Jag more to be more than 10yrs old and you buy for 10% of original MSRP". "More than 10yrs, the price will drop again." Not anymore for models that are now considered "classics". My Top 10 car bucket list had become unobtainium.
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i can tell i been around these cars much to long!!
i can remember when E TYPES could be had for 1967 coupes $750. USD!
a nd nice roadster 1969 for $1500. hundred!
both ran good but USA cars were much more in demand!
my,my do times change things, not to forget , all these are really just OLD cars!
i can remember when E TYPES could be had for 1967 coupes $750. USD!
a nd nice roadster 1969 for $1500. hundred!
both ran good but USA cars were much more in demand!
my,my do times change things, not to forget , all these are really just OLD cars!
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It also says absolutely nothing about you.
I like that.
There are very very few etypes driven regularly or owner grease monkeyed these days.
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