[Nobbc] Ref. History of Jaguar

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Dear Jim.
     Regarding your inquiry to the nobbc club, I have a Jaguar Mk V DHC 1950, 
which was built on a chassis that later was later used for the early 120 Xk's 
sports car. The SS 100 was a two seater and the cars preceding the MK V were 
2 1/2 or 3 1/2 liter and dubbed the MV IV 1946-7 & 8 (?) These later Mk's were 
all five seaters.
     The Classic Jaguar Association of which I am a member has lists of all 
Jaguars from the early 100s and prior and most of the subsequent Marks up to X. 
For more information try 
ClassicJaguars.org. They also have some parts available, meets and lists of 
all cars that have been registered with them and other sources. The annual 
membership is $41.00 and you can get some information by E-mail or telephone.
     Happy hunting,
Cheers:

Charles E. Medcalf
Sebastopol, CA.


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