Joan Jett’s first car, before she was old enough to drive, was an 1983 XJ-S HE coupe, not a convertible. It was later on display at the Rock Hall of Fame. But, I cannot recall if it was a 12 or a 6.
I think you mean “Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers” … (unless you’re referring to a racing team that Tom had at one time 
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LOL, Palmdude … Did you write a version in “Valley-ease” ? 
Yes, I thought it odd that the original Saint didn’t drive one … I heard (rumor) that supposedly Jaguar was approached about providing them for the series then (at no cost, just for the free publicity) and stupidly enough Jaguar refused it. 
I guess they finally came to their senses about that when the Return of the Saint came out, and complied this time. 
PS is now a “Sir” ? 
Uh, I think she passed before the debut of the model … ('76) …
That’s Anna Nicole Smith, not Marilyn Monroe… Get new glasses!
Sorry, those Hollywood-type dumb blondes all look alike to me, even with glasses …
If it was an HE it was a V12
I must be getting old… the only picture I recognized was smith imitating Monroe… I have absolutely no idea who those people are… here’s a pic of me on a Hollywood set with Pat Boone but he had his Rolls Royce that day… shows how far back I get… some of you probably never heard of him either… generational differences…
Was he wearing a white sport coat with a pink carnation?
Interesting, Scrimbonator … Were you a "clapboard"man at the time? Did you ask Pat to put in a good word for you with the Man Above? 
No, that would have been Marty Robbins (one of my dad’s own fav singers, btw 
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Come to think of it, I wonder what kind of car Marty drove … 
He seems the “Cadillac” type to me for some reason …
A Plymouth Belvedere kinda feller!
And the eponymous song…
Nice job, Wiggler 
I had almost forgotten that Marty was an “amateur” race car driver in his day. Same for Steve McQueen …