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Year:1967
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Two Transitional series of cars were built in 1967-68, unofficially called the series 1.25, and series 1.5, which are externally pretty much the same as the series 1 car. The series 1.25 had the same 4.2 Liter XK engine with three SU (Skinners Union Co.) carburetors, polished aluminum cam covers, and single radiator fan as the late Series 1s, they also had the same toggle switches on the center dash and polished steering wheel spokes as the series 1. This jaguar has been on display at the Club Auto Museum (Colorado) for the past couple years, and I recently bought it and have kept it under wraps in my garage, driving it occasionally on sunny days. It runs beautifully, and is extremely clean-as to be expected; and I知 sure everyone is wondering, why I would be selling the car. Well simply put, I love working on cars, and there really is nothing to do on this car. It痴 perfect. I知 also only able to afford one project at a time. I知 looking to sell the car to someone who will appreciate the vehicle and will take good care of it. I知 not looking for top dollar as much as I知 looking for a fair deal and a good home. Please contact me to discuss. |
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