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geoffp6

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Hi new boy here,looking to become a p6 owner very soon :D been with Fords a while now but my father always had Rovers starting with a 1970 p6 then a 76 , then onto sd1 :roll: :LOL: cant wait to have a good look around your great site :D
 
Welcome to the forum Geoff!

And when you get your P6...be prepared for a long-lasting addiction! :)

If you post up your location, there will probably be a forum member close enough to give any potential purchase a once-over with you if you think that would help.

Cheers for now,
 
DaveHerns said:
You could have had of the best P6's plus change for the cost of a mk 2 Jag !

Ah, but the P6 hasn't got THAT engine, or all the TV/film connotations of the Jaaaag... or all that beautifully polished wood and the toggle switches...
 
I'm in the wrong club here to write about the plus points of Mk 2 Jags .

I could like a nice one with CWW though .The cost of a new Mondeo would cover a 3.4 and it wouldn't depreciate
 
DaveHerns said:
I'm in the wrong club here to write about the plus points of Mk 2 Jags .

I could like a nice one with CWW though .The cost of a new Mondeo would cover a 3.4 and it wouldn't depreciate

What's CWW?

Also, I think there's at least one Jag owner on here, if not more, plus at least two Triumph owners... so clearly a liking for cars other than those built in Solihull is permissible on here! =)

And you mean a 3.4 is Mondeo money these days? They must be appreciating...
 
cheers lads :D very impressed with the jag, been doing a few jobs on it and needed a few parts, was pleasantly surprised to find EVERYTHING still available from jag dealers :shock: very reasonable prices to considering 8) still have a soft spot for a nice tobacco leaf early p6 3500 though :wink:
 
EccentricRichard said:
Oh right! So they need winding up every so often? And how do you stop them when they're no longer needed?

Probaby the same way that you stop a wind-up watch by pulling the winder out.....
 
EccentricRichard said:
Oh right! So they need winding up every so often? And how do you stop them when they're no longer needed?

It's surprising they don't need winding up often to keep them going :)
 
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