1996 Jaguar Vanden Plas on 2040-cars
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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Last of the breed! The 1996 Vanden Plas was one of the last true Jaguars. This model is fully optioned including the extended wheelbase. British racing green and tan; classic Jaguar!
This is a Canadian vehicle so the odometer is in Kilometres; 218 351= 135 677 miles. The car is in very nice original condition. Not a show car, but very nice. This is one owner car, passed down into the family. The tan leather is nice condition with no tears. The original paint still has a brilliant shine. The only known body work was to the lower back dog leg section. Some minor scratches, but no dents. The cylinder head has just been replaced. I purchased a brand new, fully complete Jaguar OEM head in a crate from Engel imports in Michigan. The motor runs perfectly and there are no warning lights present. Other recent parts include muffler, cam position sensor, sway bar links and rear fuel lines. The Michelin tires have lots of tread remaining. The only known issues are: cracked windshield, A/C condensor and sunroof is inoperable. Please feel free to ask questions. I can help with shipping arrangements. I am located 45 minutes from the New York State border. |
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