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Various mailings collated by Lawrence Buja Individuals named where known The following question was asked on the british-car net.... I have always had a soft spot in my head for older Jags, and this weekend in Boston it was just reconfirmed. I saw an absolutely perfect 3.4 Mark II on the street, grey, grey leather interior, just beautiful. Just what would one expect to pay for a good Mark II, either a 3.4 or 3.8, what would one be on the lookout for, etc. I know this has been a subject of much conversation, but I never paid much attention til I saw that Jag on the Boston street. Part I: You don't buy a Jaguar, it buys you. Part II: Buying a Jaguar MkII
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