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tutorial wrote: > > Benjamin Ruset wrote: > > > > I just recently bought a 81 XJ-6 for an almost unbelievable price. My > > previous car was an 85 Mazda RX-7, so I'm still getting used to the > > thing. The car definately has class. But, it needs a few things. If > > anyone can help me locate these, or point me in the right direction, I'd > > appreciate it. =) > > > > First off, someone stole my hood ornament! (Leaper, I guess..) So, I'd > > like one of those to cover up the two small mounting holes in the hood. > > > > Secondly, I need a glove compartment door. Mine is there, but the wood is > > really messed up, and I want to replace it. > > > > Thirdly, can someone tell me about the stock stereo system in it? The > > sound is pretty good, but I'm wondering if there's an amplifier hidden > > somewhere in the car. My RX-7 came stock with 2 Clarion amps in the back, > > and I'm just wondering what sort of setup Jaguar used. > > > > Other than that, let me just say that this is the BEST car that I have > > ever had the pleasure of driving! > > > > -ben ruset > > bruset@shell.monmouth.com > > '81 Jaguar XJ-6 > > '69 Buick Skylark > > Dear Benjamin, > Congretulations with your Jaguar. I'm sorry someone borrowed the leaper > from your bonnet, but hey: their might be some good in this. > I'v read several discussions on this list regarding this little cat-on > -the-hood, and i also mounted one on my Series 1 xj6. After 6 months i > removed it, plastered the holes and glued the beauty to a now awfully > good looking pencil holder on my desk! I can look at it all day. Jaguar > never used the laeper on a XJ-type and for some good reasons: > 1: On the older Jags the bonnet was tilted more so the leaper's main > direction was forward rather than looking up to the clouds as it does on > a XJ. > 2: Most leapers are part of a 3-part assembly, strip-leaper-strip. This > explains the rather weird looking bottom end. If it is used without the > strips (hope "strip" is the right word?) it looks as something missing 2 > other things. > 3: And most importand: Let's be honest chaps, it looks like S.. on a > modern Jaguar! > > When i bought my 2nd Jag. (Double Six v/d Plas) wich was much more > sporting to look at (S-II) it was clear to me that there would never > again be a laeper on one of my XJ's. It just does not belong there. > > William Noorloos > XJ6 SI > Double Six v/d Plas > XJS HE References:
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