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So many nice diecast cars out there that I would like.- Jeff
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Such a nice old casting- but the color combo was a bit over the top for a Jaguar sedan (saloon).Comment
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Love these vintage cars. That Jag is SWEET!!!Comment
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Nice Jag
I liked the Husky over the corgi ( Less casting lines & better looking wheels )
The color reminds me of the The Yellow Submarine
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You said it, CDU!!!! I was VERY fortunate enough to buy a few new old stock models in 1985, but I no longer have them all. That was one of Husky's finest models. The scale, detail, the metal base, and the cool metal wheels with plastic tires, not to mention that fantastic opening luggage compartment! I like the yellow on that era Jaguar. (although the red interior reminds me of a "mustard and ketchup" fast food look).Comment
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Great Jaguar from Husky! Had not thought of the mustard and ketchup look on this one but you are right FourDoorFord! I, too, like the Husky version over the CJ version. Ironically have a guest staying with us who owns two Jaguar's (newer ones than this but still Jags!) Now where is that little 
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LOL, I hope the condiment reference didn't ruin the look. Let's say I wouldn't have issued it this way, but it was, and I accept it for what it is. I love absolutely Jaguars and can think of only one "miss" in their entire history: the X-Type. The big cat styling sized down onto an AWD Ford really doesn't light my fire....PS PJedsel: does your houseguest park in your driveway at night, and you have to "move" it in the morning by way a trip to Chicago and back to get some doughnuts and coffee for a pleasant stay? Great Jaguar from Husky! Had not thought of the mustard and ketchup look on this one but you are right FourDoorFord! I, too, like the Husky version over the CJ version. Ironically have a guest staying with us who owns two Jaguar's (newer ones than this but still Jags!) Now where is that little emoji? Comment
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Okay, my first attempt at posting pics on the new site.
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This is a bit delayed, but very nice pics of a fine model! I like the Corgi whizwheel models with the silver-printed "mags". Even though I prefer realistic wheels, somehow these really work on this car. The red and the brown models are fantastic!
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