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Hi everyone, I am Bryan and live near St. Paul Minnesota. I have three Jaguars I am working on fixing up: an '89 XJ-S convertible, a '79 XJ-S and a '76 XJ-S. The two pre-HEs are in pretty rough shape, but I am working on sorting them out so I can sell them, hopefully next summer. The '89 is the one I drive and will hang on to. I have included a pic of the fleet.
 

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Hi Bryan - welcome to BCF.

When you're ready to ask car questions, use our Jaguar forum.

Have to admit - my own first "classic" was a 1955 Jaguar Mk VII. It was only ten years old when I got it - and a very cool car for a college freshman.

How'd you get the Boliver nickname?

Good to have you with us.
Tom M.
PS - I used to live near Winona MN
 
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