May or may not be Jag related but just a question of your past. Out of all of the cars that you've ever owned which one would you like to have back. For some unexplained reason I still have a place for my old 1962 Daimler SP250. What was your toy .

 

1971 Chevelle. Had lots of fun in that car. Wasted a lot of rear tires. Wish I never sold that damn thing.

 

1978 Jeep CJ-5 Golden Eagle, I've owned 5 Jeeps and currently own a JK unlimited, but I still regret selling the Golden Eagle...

 

'85 Alfa GTV6, miss it, but I think I am not going to miss it if I spent some time driving one now.
'04 Jag VDP XJ350. Such a beautiful car. Best looking of any XJ series car by a country mile IMO.
'11 Lotus Evora. Once you get that Lotus itch; it never goes away. Plan to buy another Evora.

 

'68 Spitfire! Met my sweetheart in that one. 45 years later and I still wonder why we let it go. Just last week she asked if I could find another one so we could restore it together.

 

Cars I should not have sold:

1963 Jaguar MK2 3.8 with Laycock overdrive. So much torque and lots of fun to drive.
1969 MGB/GT handled well on twisty bits of road.
1969 Cortina/Lotus MK2 surprised lots of people. The 1558cc engine with dual 45DCOEs sounded so good!

 

pwpacp, I'm surprised you didn't list your 365 GTS/4 as a car you should not have sold. If memory serves, there were only one hundred twenty ever built and are extremely rare to the point people were taking the berlinettas and amputating the roofs!

 

1959 Chevy Biscayne
1985 Toyota Supra
1991 Toyota Supra Turbo
1938 Dodge Pickup

 

It didn't have sentiment involved with being young and in love I guess! The 365 cured me of thoroughbreds.

 

4-way tie between the following ...
'61 Vette, Red-Black, 283-270, 4-speed, Both Tops
'65 Olds 442 Conv. Red-Red, 4-speed
'66 Vette Coupe, Silver-Black, 427-450, 4-speed
'69 Vette T-Top, Yellow-Black, 350-350, 4-speed

 

I've had many automobiles since I started driving in 1969, but three stand out as the ones I'd still like to own. My first car, a bright banana yellow with black stripe accents 1969 Cougar Eliminator would be one, my 1973 German Ford Capri would be another, and finally, my 1988 German Ford Merkur Scorpio would be the third. The Scorpio, especially, a big 4 door hatchback, with the most luxurious interior of any car I've ever owned, with massive amounts of interior space and a huge trunk, when it ran well, was a magnificent big driving car.

 

1979 Pontiac Trans-Am, 6.6 Ltr. with 4-speed and WS6 package. It was all black with an electric sun roof. Also, no chickens and no stripes.

 

Although my '65 Mustang ragtop HiPo was cool, I'd have to say my '67 Firebird 400 HO is the one. What a beast on tires! My first car is a close second though, a '53 Studebaker hardtop.

 

Although my '65 Mustang ragtop HiPo was cool, I'd have to say my '67 Firebird 400 HO is the one. What a beast on tires! My first car is a close second though, a '53 Studebaker hardtop. Or maybe the '56 Chebby ragtop or the '57 Ford ragtop, or maybe the '76 TR6 with factory air....

 

77 Trans Am
78 Bronco
93 RX7
84 BMW 635csi
crap, even my 84 Renault Fuego!!

 

'68 390 amx

 

68 olds 442 400 4spd posi
72 olds 442 455 4spd posi
80 trans am auto t-tops with the chicken

 

PWPACP,
I would have imagined you would want that Ferrari Daytona back.
What is it now, a million or more??
Unless you made a million, then hell no, you dont want that rooster coming home.

 

My 1988 BMW 325i Convertible on air suspension
2003 Nissan 350Z
All the other cars I ever had was just transportation

 

Sweet Jesus. I just looked. A Daytona just sold for $2.4 million.