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Welcome, Enjoy your new cat and the forum

Welcome, Enjoy your new cat and the forum, lovely looking cat.

Welcome Hannah, Enjoy the forum

Welcome Benny, Enjoy your new cat and the forum

Welcome LukeB, as Steve says Thanks for that and what was the cost, enjoy the forum

Nice looking cat, Michael, enjoy

Welcome Maggie, Enjoy your new cat and the forum.

Welcome, Enjoy the forum, I have attached a link for x type mud flaps from ebay http://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_nkw=jaguar+x+type+mud+flaps&_sacat=0&_odkw=jaguar+x+type+fenders&adpos=1t2&MT_ID=10&crlp=16075871317_2113181&_osacat=0&geo_id=32251&clk_rvr_id=439457365046&keyword=jaguar+x+type+fenders&crdt=0

Hi, the year of registration, and some pictures might help, if possible.the more information that is available, hopefully should get the best price. Regards Alan

Welcome, First things is make sure it has a FSH, also get an HPI check, if the car does not look in good condition or is dirty when you go to view the car, could be well to walk away, as has probably not been looked after very well (but not always the case), check all the paperwork matches up vin No.' etc, if you are using the car daily, is your commute motorway, or town travel, as this will affect the mpg, check tyre wear, as another dear thing to buy for the cat, also condition of the wheels and exhaust, good luck with your purchase.

Welcome, Enjoy the forum

Welcome Geoff, Enjoy your cat and the forum

Sorry to hear of your loss, as Keith has said, if you let us the details, whether they have full service history etc, we can tell you the market value etc, we are all here to help. Regards Alan

Nice looking cat, thanks for posting pics

Welcome, Enjoy your new cat and the forum, look forward to seeing pics of your car

Welcome, Nice looking cat, enjoy the forum

Welcome Jane, Enjoy the forum

Welcome Don, Happy New Year, you have had some nice cars there, enjoy the forum.

When the problems are resolved, will put a smile back on your face, nothing worse than an unhelpful dealer, especially when they are not resolving the problem.

If there is a lot of play in the exhaust, then it is most likely the rubbers worn, should resolve the problem

Hi Burl, have you checked the suspension, wheel bearings, also exhaust brackets Rubber worn

Welcome Chris, Enjoy the forum

Do not sign for any work that should be covered under warranty, just tell them you are contacting your local trading standards officer, good luck, hope you get your problems resolved.

Welcome, The new cat looks fantastic, enjoy the forum

Welcome Syed, Enjoy the forum