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20 - 29
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9.20%
30 - 39
7
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40 - 49
23
26.44%
50 - 59
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12.64%
60 - 69
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22.99%
70 - 79
9
10.34%
80 - 89
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4.60%
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Old 08-31-2015, 01:03 PM
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We had one of these on another forum I was a part of. Thought it might be kind of fun to see the results. Just respond with your age and how long you have either owned or been into Jags.

I'll kick things off, I'm 29 and I bought my first Jag when I was 17.
 
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Old 08-31-2015, 02:19 PM
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38. Owned one 6 months. Wanted one for 30 years.
 
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Old 08-31-2015, 03:32 PM
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I've only owned Nix, my first Jaguar experience, since September 2013.

She's older than I am; she's 39, I'm 33.
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Old 08-31-2015, 04:17 PM
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Im um er er 21 with 26 years experience lol. Will have had.jag for 10 years on oct 12.
 
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I'm 47 and had my first Jag coming up two years now. Wanted a series 1 since I was 5 years old, as a kid it was one of the first cars I recognised and always was going to have one eventually.
At 45 I decided it was time to drive what I want,not what I should.
 
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Old 08-31-2015, 05:38 PM
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I will be 65 in a few months. Bought my first Jaguar when I was 23.
 
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Old 08-31-2015, 06:33 PM
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I'm 59, first Jag at 23, like Jackra. Series 2 XJ that was, loved it.
 
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Pushing 66.

First car was a MK7 Jag at almost 18, never drifted to any other brand.
 
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Old 08-31-2015, 07:17 PM
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Just turned 50. Had my Series 1 for 2 1/2 years. Wanted an XJ6 ever since I sat in my uncle's SIII Daimler as a 16 year old. I have always lusted after those double chrome petrol caps.
 
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Just turned 64 ( you know the song...get old, loosing hair) and always mostly had Brittish cars, Range Rovers, MG's . Always loved the series I II III shape and style so I decided to buy a project 6 months ago.
 
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Old 09-01-2015, 02:35 AM
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I'm 44 and probably should know better!

Actually learned the finer points of driving and got my license in my mothers 1983 Sovereign back in 1989 when I was 18.

Purchased my very own Jag in 1993, being a gorgeous white 1985 XJS V12 and ran her for 10 years until a move of house meant no off street parking and I didn't want to trash her perfect coachwork - still had unmarked factory clearcote.

Always been interested in and surrounded by cars and have longed for a Series III for ages.

Even bought a 1968 MK 2 (340 badge) ten years ago, which I still have and enjoy.

Was looking for a Series III four years ago when I needed a 'new' company car, but nothing of note presented itself when I needed it to.

So now I feel I have gone full circle, as in March this year the stars aligned and I purchased my 1985 Vanden Plas, which I am now very happily using as my every day company car.

A lotto win would mean an XJ220, but even so, I am pretty happy with my Jaguar journey so far

Cheers and happy Jaguar motoring to all
 
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Originally Posted by Series1fan
I have always lusted after those double chrome petrol caps.
What the Series 1 has that the series 2&3 don't is the taller grill and the indicators and grills above the bumper,and the chrome over riders and the small emblem on the boot rather than the plinth for the rego light.

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38 for me ! Although according to my girlfriend i must now be at least 90 to get a Jag !
 
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I'm 41 and got my first Jag 3 years ago. My old man had a few and I guess his taste runs in my veins. Just love the Series 1 (dad had one too), but still have an XJ-C itch to scratch!

I'm not a purist and if Jaguar had been in better financial shape in the late '60s and '70s they would have replaced the XK Engine for the S1 XJ. That said, the XK has bags of character and that counts for a lot! Now wheres that AJ6?....
 
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Originally Posted by Grant Francis
Pushing 66.

First car was a MK7 Jag at almost 18, never drifted to any other brand.
First car Mk7! I would time travel and forsake modern technology for that type of first car haha. very nice.

saw a surprisingly clean and driveable champagne series III xj6 for $1600 and that was my first car at 17. sold it and combined it with money saved during school to get an 84 Mercedes 500SL which was one month later rear-ended by runaway drunk driver. sold the remains to a restorer for just enough to get a Kelly Green XJ6 Series III which I drove for two years. Sold that green xj6 for a profit to someone who saw it driving around town and wanted to buy it for their family member and with the money received, went out and bought the red series III xj6 I now have at age 25. don't plan on leaving anytime soon!
 
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Dad had a 57 XK140 MC Coupe when I got my license. I bought a XK 120 SE OTS at 23. Have not been without a Jag of some sort since.
 
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Old 09-01-2015, 10:59 AM
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OOOOOH, Took the poll. I am the only one in the next to the last classification!!!
At times, I feel like I belong in the last one.


My first car, not a Jaguar, was in about 1946, a 23 T roadster pickup that did not run. I made it run, to the surprise of my parents. they allowed me to buy it feeling safe.


Many cars later, came the one and only Jaguar so far. 2001, my 83 XJ6. Trouble free!!! Hardly. Would have sent a lesser car packing. it does have emotional ties though.


Errands in a bit. Jaguar up.


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bought my 77xj6-c in 1983. It died, I got busy, put it away in 1999. pulled it out in 2015 to bring it back to life. I'm now 67!!
 
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Old 09-01-2015, 04:04 PM
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I'm not saying.

 
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seems i'm in JagCad group, he aint sayin his age, i'm 81, be 82 in may 2016!

seems a lot of this car stuff started in California USA(modified cars), not restored types.

my 1st one was 1949 TAH DAH,(what else) but a 1934 Ford roadster V8, 1st thing was to take off the front mudguards and running boards, then a twin 2 barrel manifold, along came dual exhuats!

much to my surprise the damn thing was fast, and i was young and dumb and full of ***, had no license so they couldnt take it away! did i mention it cost $18.dollars(not counting mods).

since then owned at least 100 cars. some today in good condition would be over a million dollars.

and today my garage queen is a much modded 78 XJS V12 roadster!
 
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