Picked up a 90 XJS convert..........
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Paul's Jaguar is a good choice for 'soft parts'....trim bits, weatherstrips, etc. I think they focus on that sort of stuff more than mechanical 'hard parts'.
British Autowood has a good reputation for wood trim.
Cheers
DD
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Same year as my girl! Pauls, eBay in general, Jim Clark (jcmgaguy@gmail.com) for some hard to find parts like window motors...
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I have purchased body parts from Paul in the past. (Facelift body parts are not always easy to find)
Easy to deal with, a bit of craziness, but who isn't a little crazy in their own way.
I ordered a part from him on Friday and I followed up with another question on a phone call the following Monday. He went crazy on the post office, how I should have gotten my part by then. (Mailed Friday, couldn't have expected it Monday unless it was Express, which it wasn't)
I tried explaining why it was ok, but it only made him angrier, so I just listened.
Easy to deal with, a bit of craziness, but who isn't a little crazy in their own way.
I ordered a part from him on Friday and I followed up with another question on a phone call the following Monday. He went crazy on the post office, how I should have gotten my part by then. (Mailed Friday, couldn't have expected it Monday unless it was Express, which it wasn't)
I tried explaining why it was ok, but it only made him angrier, so I just listened.
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Paul'sJaguar Website
Pauls Jaguar readily admite their website is screwed up, and are quick to say please phone as they much prefer to deal mano a mano. Their website listings are very sparse, but they do carry a large stock.
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At the moment, the car is at just $6500 with 25 bids, and just under 2 days left on the auction.
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