Jaguar Xj8-lwb 4 Door 8 Cylinder Perfect Condition Unbelievably Clean No Rust on 2040-cars
Monroe, New York, United States
JAGUAR 2001 XJ8-LWB An immaculate beauty, completely pampered by his owner. In fact I spoke to the family of the owner and was told he kept the car in a garage most of the time would drive it once or twice a week and never took it out in the rain. That may explain why there is no rust anywhere. Has been in the State of Florida since 2008. Not having any salt on the roads keeps the car from rusting. This car with all the extras cost $70,000.00 new. The reason there is a new engine is, he went for an oil charge and they didn't tighten the oil bolt so it lose all of its oil. He had a Jaguar factory warranty so they put a new motor that only has 30,000 miles on it. Odometer reads 102,000 miles. Have the receipt for the new engine. This is a must see must drive to believe it. Just put new front brakes and have the receipt. Just was inspected. New inspection sticker. When I had a oil change I took pictures of underneath the car and as you can see it's like new NO RUST UNBELIEVABLE All original documents and handbook including original sticker from Jaguar. This car is way ahead of its time with many option like an Alpine premium sound system that has the CD player in the trunk that holds 6 CD's AM/FM. The sound is amazing. Heated seats, back-up sensor in the bumper so if you get close to anything it makes a beeping sound, sunroof, volume control in the steering wheel, back seat A/C and heat control, fog light, leather seats, air bags Etc. Has a button {Traction control} for driving in snow and ice. Cash or would trade for a 1940 to 1950 restored pick-up.
Always garage kept never smoked in, and maintained regularly. This is the cleanest car I have ever seen. It is considered the best style JAGUAR ever made and I agree. Brand new factory engine installed in 2012. Realistically this car has only 30,000 miles.
Everything in working order and runs like a Swiss watch. No
scratches or dings or bondo. Get people
asking about this car wherever I go.
Thumbs up. This car has never been hit. Selling this beautiful car as
is. Almost like new. If you have any questions call Tony 85-591-6283
Thank you You purchased a beautiful JAGUAR Tony All items are carefully described and photographed. If item is not as described, I do not sell items with major flaws without mentioning it in the listing. Buyer assumes all shipping and insurance fees. If you have specific questions about the item or condition, please feel free to ask before bidding and we will make every effort to respond promptly.
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