Re: E type or XKE? (the definitive answer?)

[Garry Archer <archer@hsi.com>]

Mike Jeffreys writes from the UK:
> ... expression XKE was used instead of E-type. Also the
> US voice over said Jag-waar rather than Jag-u-r.

To this Brit in the States, it will always be an E-Type Jag-you-er.
And if I had one, I would keep it in a "garridge".  :-)

(As opposed to a Yank who keeps his Jag-waarh XKE in a "gerraaahj")


Garry Archer Esq.       archer@hsi.com
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