1974 Jaguar Xke S Iii V12 Roadster. White With Tan, 31,800 Miles. Two Tops!!! on 2040-cars
Miami Beach, Florida, United States
1974 JAGUAR XKE S III V 12 ROADSTER, WHITE WITH TAN, 31,800 miles
Body: complete rust free, chrome is in excellent condition, car comes with the factory hardtop and black canvas soft top.
Interior: all original and untouched factory tan leather interior, tan carpeting with Jaguar rubber mats.
Factory Jaguar radio, clean dashboard, factory air condition, very nice stock factory steel rims with chrome hub caps and rims, spare tire with tools, owner's manual and repair shop. The tires are new.
Mechanic: matching numbers car, engine performs excellent, only 31,800 miles, repair and service bills for $ 15,000
everything is in working condition, excellent working automatic transmission, good brakes.
This is a very clean and unmolested low miles V 12 Jaguar with hardtop, soft top and wonderful chrome rims.
Starting bid US$ 56,900 |
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