1959 Jaguar 150 S Coupe 3.4 Liter on 2040-cars
Puyallup, Washington, United States
This is a very straight, solid, rust free Jag. It still has most of its original British Racing Green paint. The car was bought new in Boise Id. I got the car from the son of the original owner who took the car apart and was going to restore it even though it didn't need it. Original numbers matching motor and head, 4 speed overdrive gearbox. Original leather seats that are still in very nice condition, new carpet kits, I have the other door panel, new valves and springs. Re-chromed bumpers and grill which were nicely done. Front windshield and rear glass. There probebly are some missing parts and pieces because I'm not the one who took it apart but in large the car is complete.
Any questions call Stan 253-209-5798 car is for locally so auction may end at anytime. |
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