97CountryXJ
March 26th, 2008, 17:00
This evening I was filling the tank and saw a white XJ pull up. Not a big deal, until the right door opened and boom, a steering wheel. First one that I've seen close up.
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee292/cmbakeremj/0326081825.jpg
I talked to the guy that was driving it. He told me that his wife was a local rural postal carrier, they bought it brand new. It looked loaded, only plain option were the steel wheels. 2000 with 300,000 miles on it, little dirty, but in great shape. No rust, dents or missing parts. Real cool guy, said that it runs great with that many miles on it. He said it was kinda wierd driving it, once you get used to it, its ok. The only problem he seems to have is that when on a two lane road, he cant pass semi's. Didn't think of that one.
Either way, nice ride. I told him that if it ever came up for sale, I'd buy it just for the novelty of a RHD XJ. He knew what he had and very happy with it. Didn't seem to interested in parting with it.
http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee292/cmbakeremj/0326081825.jpg
I talked to the guy that was driving it. He told me that his wife was a local rural postal carrier, they bought it brand new. It looked loaded, only plain option were the steel wheels. 2000 with 300,000 miles on it, little dirty, but in great shape. No rust, dents or missing parts. Real cool guy, said that it runs great with that many miles on it. He said it was kinda wierd driving it, once you get used to it, its ok. The only problem he seems to have is that when on a two lane road, he cant pass semi's. Didn't think of that one.
Either way, nice ride. I told him that if it ever came up for sale, I'd buy it just for the novelty of a RHD XJ. He knew what he had and very happy with it. Didn't seem to interested in parting with it.