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Jul 1, 2014 | 07:01 PM

jagtoes

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A little nostalgia

the other day i was over to my wife's aunts house and I just had to pull the cover off and take a snapshot. One of her sons died about 20 years ago from cancer but finished doing a engine rebuild. It's been in the garage under the cover ever since. She won't part with it but some year when she's gone (now 89) her other son will need to figure out what to do with it. By the way it's a 1967.

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Jul 1, 2014 | 07:15 PM

AVMiii

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As much as we all might like to --none of us will depart this earth with our Jags..

Just kidding I know you meant part. Nice car, too bad you couldn't get some more pics.

Jul 1, 2014 | 07:39 PM

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the other day i was over to my wife's aunts house and I just had to pull the cover off and take a snapshot. One of her sons died about 20 years ago from cancer but finished doing a engine rebuild. It's been in the garage under the cover ever since. She won't depart with it but some year when she's gone (now 89) her other son will need to figure out what to do with it. By the way it's a 1967.

Tell her that in the hands of the RIGHT PERSON... The right mechanic... This car will not go to dust like his future memory but may live on with every single crank of the shaft.... She should sell it to the right person after telling that man his story....

...I happen to know just..the... person...(not me)

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