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Welcome Ben I can sympathise with the missing leaper - I've had mine knocked off, as have many others in the list. They are readily available from any Jag parts store (not sure where you are so I can't be any more helpful than that). I paid $50 AUD for mine - about $35US. > 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. I have an '84 XJ6 Australian release (same as UK pretty much) so it may be different for you, but mine originally had an amplifier mounted in the centre console - it's a bit tough to get to. I left mine there when I upgraded the sound system, too hard. The original system on mine was 4ch by 25 watt. The speakers were high quality rubber mounted cones, they were still in good nick after 12 years and are still there. Lastly I must strongly disagree with William Noorloos who suggested: >3: And most importand: Let's be honest chaps, it looks like >S.. on a > modern Jaguar! I left mine off for a couple of months while I debated whether to replace it, IMHO it looks much better with it on. John '84XJ6 Sov. 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 References:
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