Classic Jaguar In Excellent Condition! on 2040-cars
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This is a privately owned Jaguar E Type in excellent condition. This car has been extensively restored and repainted in its original color of Old English White. The red interior is original and shows very little wear. The 4.2 liter, 6 cylinder, engine with triple SU carburetors has been completely rebuilt. New pistons, bearings, rings, valves and seals. The vehicle has a new windshield and the brake system has been rebuilt including new pads and rotors. There are five (5) chrome wire wheels with new tires (including the spare), tool kit and jacks. The legendary glass covered headlamps, aircraft style toggle switches and gauges are all in working order. There were only 3,616 of these models built, this being the first year the car was offered with an automatic transmission. In 1968 XKE’s became subject to the US Federal Safety Standards which eliminated the toggle switches, reduced the carburetors from 3 to 2 and uncovered the headlights and moved them 10” forward. Vehicle is located in the Grand Rapids, MI area. Buyer responsible for shipping or seller will drive the Jaguar to desired location for gas and lodging every 400 miles. For additional information please contact 706-746-2207. |
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