Advertising Jowetts

What else do you call that valuable junk? email JCC UK shop

Many models of Jowetts exist. Here is one of the R1 Jupiter that ran at Le Mans in 1952.
ian Howell
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Re: Advertising Jowetts

Post by ian Howell »

Chris: -

Sounds interesting. Let us all know sizes, design(s?) and of course - PRICES!

Will these be in the 'Shop'?
The devil is in the detail!
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Re: Advertising Jowetts

Post by NoelStokoe »

Hi Chris, I will look forward to seeing pictures of your prototypes!
Noel
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Re: Advertising Jowetts

Post by Andrew Henshall »

Hi Chris,

I can assure you that there will be interest amongst the members of the Jowett Car Club of Australia, and so hopefully you will find a way to ship your enamel signs overseas safely; I for one am very interested in seeing all the details of this project.

Cheers,

Andrew
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