Jaguar Journal Seven (7) Issues Vintage 1973-1977; Classic Cars Collector Cars on 2040-parts.com
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Seven issues of the quarterly magazine, Jaguar Journal, from the 1970s. Issues include:
Summer 1973 Summer 1975 Fall 1975 Spring 1976 Summer 1976 Winter 1976 Spring 1977 The magazines are in very good condition, no bad smells. Jaguar Journal was published by British Leyland Motors Inc in cooperation with the Jaguar Clubs of North America. It is the oldest Jaguar magazine and is published for Jaguar owners and enthusiasts. A happy customer is my goal so please let me know of any problems. Thank you! |
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