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This 1987 Jaguar Sjs Spent Most Of Iy's Life In Fla. Rust Free Real Nice Car on 2040-cars

US $7,000.00
Year:1987 Mileage:56368
Location:

Lanesboro, Massachusetts, United States

Lanesboro, Massachusetts, United States

This car has been garaged in fla and since I bought it. It was only driven about 1,700 miles a yr.
Nice glass, paint is a 5 footer. It has a few chips and light scratches. ,hardly noticeable
Interior is still nice, some normal wear on the seats. Headliner very nice  dash no tears tires are Pirelli still a lot of wear left. Drives  good and shifts good. Fairly new battery. The only thing I can think of that needs to be fixed is the antenna won't go down..it did when I bought it.
If you have any questions call me at 1-413-499-4800 X325 (Roger) If you don't have the funds Please don't bid.

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