1969 Jaguar E-type Xke Roadster on 2040-cars
Farmersville, California, United States
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1969 Jaguar XKE roadster. This car is a California car. No rust. The car has never been wrecked. Car has been repainted, original color was silver with red leather. The frame rails were not painted, they still have the original silver paint on them, and the rest of the engine compartment is still silver, original paint still on it. Inside the trunk it still has the original silver paint. So, if I was to keep this car, I would probably just paint the rest of it silver, and redo the interior. The car runs and drives amazingly. The convertible top frame was professionally restored, and purchased German soft top canvas to go with it. This vehicle has always been a California vehicle. The vehicle runs and drives excellent! This vehicle is 100% matching number. I believe it still has the original spare tire in the trunk. The car does not over heat, the car runs and drives excellent, and the air conditioning is ice cold.
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