imported_turbomangt
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You don't see of one these around much anymore. Gary
Pic/Rare Jag
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stainbuster
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Gary,
Looks like a late 60's E-type.
Vary rare indeed. Nice!
About 5 years ago, I detailed my doctor's 1972 Alfa. Original owner, 40k miles, garage queen. Insisted on taking me for a ride. Very fun car.
Mike
Looks like a late 60's E-type.
Vary rare indeed. Nice!
About 5 years ago, I detailed my doctor's 1972 Alfa. Original owner, 40k miles, garage queen. Insisted on taking me for a ride. Very fun car.
Mike
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percynjpn said:(though I'd prefer a soft top).
Well, I'll bet it's hiding under that (great looking, IMO
) removable hard top 
Well, I grew up in a 71 V12 E type, convertible, white, with black leather interior. My mother bought it NEW in November of 1971, when I was 8. Spent most of my childhood being carted around in that, NO seatbelt, and my mother made Dale Earnhardt look slow!
She still has it. Doesn't drive it much - it's been crashed twice and restored twice. Only problem - it's an automatic. But it IS a nice car to drive.
She still has it. Doesn't drive it much - it's been crashed twice and restored twice. Only problem - it's an automatic. But it IS a nice car to drive.
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Heh heh
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Lack of oxygen up here
When I look at that, I see the Old James Bond for some reason.