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Year:1968
Mileage:9839
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For auction is a 1968 Jaguar E-Type coupe. Runs well. Does not overheat. No smoke. Shifts well. Numbers match. Clear title. There is some rust in the floorpans. It will need front end stabilizer bushings. Will need exhaust flex pipes. Tires hold air but are very old. Seats are good. Headliner is there but old. Most of the electrics work, but it needs a few dash switches. |
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