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Jag F-type
Posted: Fri Sep 06, 2013 11:35 pm
by nickso
The old man has just bought this turd.
He has put me on the insurance...gets it in 6 weeks......think I am more excited than he is

Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 11:15 am
by Rtaylor2208
One of the best looking cars of late (not white though), had a nosey round them at the Jag dealers while my brother was sorting out a deal for a LWB XJ for the new board of directors car for his work.
Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 1:24 pm
by daimlerman
nickso wrote:The old man has just bought this turd.
He has put me on the insurance...gets it in 6 weeks......think I am more excited than he is

There is usually a snag to this;
In 1975,for my 25th birthday

I was added to the insurance so that I could drive my mother's Alfa spyder...cover note read;
When Mr or Mrs Daimlerman senior are driving,an excess of £25 applies,when Daimlerman is in charge,an excess of £75 applies...
In 1975,my salary from a gratefull RAF was about £100 per month...

Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:41 pm
by nickso
He divorced my mother a long time ago. No boyfriend that I know of......haven't seen any hairdressing products lying about either

Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:42 pm
by nickso
daimlerman wrote:nickso wrote:The old man has just bought this turd.
He has put me on the insurance...gets it in 6 weeks......think I am more excited than he is

There is usually a snag to this;
In 1975,for my 25th birthday

I was added to the insurance so that I could drive my mother's Alfa spyder...cover note read;
When Mr or Mrs Daimlerman senior are driving,an excess of £25 applies,when Daimlerman is in charge,an excess of £75 applies...
In 1975,my salary from a gratefull RAF was about £100 per month...

He reckons it cost him an extra £30....can't wait to tan the hell out of it

Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 8:53 pm
by daimlerman
May I be the first in an orderly queue behind you,please?

Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:39 pm
by bss325i
V6 or or the mans one?

Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 9:52 pm
by nickso
V6 S/C sadly...If I had been there it would've been the mans version.
PM winging it's way to you BTW.

Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 10:19 pm
by bss325i
Damn! To be fair, i hear the V6 is pretty good. Replied BTW.
Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sat Sep 07, 2013 10:39 pm
by pony
The V6 one looks and sounds pretty fruity
Here is the Jaguar UK one I saw in Canary Wharf a few weeks ago
They are making a F type Coupe soon.
I thought the S version was pretty fast on Top Gear imagine what the R version is like!!!!
But why choose a F type convertible over the very very sexy XKR Convertible which is WOW. What's so different about the F Type over the XKR ?
Jaguar are doing a great job of shedding their East End gangster Phil Mitchell / old retired gent image and appealing to a younger target audience
When I went Goodwood FoS earlier in 2013 on the Supercar run of all the latest supercars by Poreche, Ferrari, Lambo, etc the only test drivers that went sideways in the corners with little run off except Armco and straw bales were the Jaguar test drivers or engineers !!!!
Re: Jag F-type
Posted: Sun Sep 08, 2013 1:15 pm
by nickso
Barry, he said it's rapid enough for him and good on the corners.
Pony, Jag phoned him and asked him if he wanted a drive of it, he went down drove it for 20 mins and signed on the line

Also think he likes having an E-type and F-type on the drive
