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MK1 or MK2
My choice is the MK1 I think the retro looks stand out from the crowd the lights especially
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I've owned both - Mk1 75 and current Mk2 ZT.
I personally prefer the retro twin headlight look on a 75, but I think the facelift front end suits the ZT more. At the end of the day though it's all down to personal preference.
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Mk1 every time
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I find it rare that any facelift of any make/model improves the look. Hence I prefer the Mark 1, but own 2 of each so that they will last a bit longer, hopefully!
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4th July 2019, 10:59
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Mk 1 for me. Apart from the jacking points, It seems better built all round than my previous Mk 2.
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4th July 2019, 11:30
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Generally the MK2 but the Zt's front grill on a MK1 does look good. I think the MK1 grill is the problem on an ordinary 75
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Always a Mk1 for me..
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Mk1 without hesitation, Cowley built 75 indeed, mesh grill & whole walnut & sandstone leather. In one word: mine!
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