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1969 Jaguar X E 2+2 E Type on 2040-cars
US $26,000.00
Year:1969
Mileage:69883
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Location:
Beavercreek, Oregon, United States
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Well preserved classic car, is a dream to drive and to look at! Was garaged by previous owner and also since purchased by this owner in 1999, and is a non-smoking household. There is no rust on the vehicle, all doors, windows and hatches close properly. This is a conventional US left hand drive. Exterior looks great, has some blemishing in the paint, and the body is essentially straight. Clean shiny chrome, solid exhaust system. Excellent black leather vehicle interior with no damage. Leather is not torn or scratched. Has new radio with CD player installed. Vehicle has additional dual rear external speakers. Automatic transmission (700R4) completely rebuilt and updated. Underside of vehicle modified to allow removal of automatic transmission when update was done. Chevy Camaro 8 cylinder engine switch made for reliability and economy driving and has only about 48,000 miles on it. It's the best of both worlds, Chevy reliability and Jaguar elegance. New electric fuel pump added summer of 2013. Approximate 21 miles per gallon. Vehicle constantly maintained, runs good and has a snappy response. After market cruise control was added. All wheels tuned and balanced. Much of Lucas wiring has been removed. All lights and running gear are functional. Box of miscellaneous material will be included with purchase, such as cloth custom car cover, spare tire and original tire changing tools. File folder of maintenance history available. Engine conversion photo history included. Vehicle is sold as is, buyer is responsible for shipping charges. Vehicle is also for sale locally and we will remove this listing if a sale is negotiated through that sale venue. |
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