A No Reserve Auction. This One Will Sell! on 2040-cars
Melbourne, Florida, United States
In some ways this car is rougher than a night in jail, but I see the appeal and the potential to getting it back to square. The miles are low, the tires are brand new, the electrical switches are in working order. The leather for the most part is in the good shape. In reality it needs some simple TLC. Even with the rust that is on it, in the right hands could be reasonably repaired. This car runs out and drives as a Jag should. Keep in mind, this is a No Reserve auction which means it will go to the last bidder at whatever price. Don't miss this opportunity to own a piece of history. We have made our best attempt to represent this vehicle accurately. We are a licensed Florida Dealer and our eBay rating as well as our local reputation is very important to us. With this in mind, bid with confidence that we are here to build relationships and sell vehicles. In this same regard, please bid/offer responsibly and remember this is a contract to purchase and eBay charges us for ads and so on. If you are a Florida resident and not a dealer we will need to collect sales tax. If you reside outside Florida and pick this vehicle up, we will need to collect sales tax. If you reside out of Florida and have this vehicle shipped to you, no sales tax. Also, we charge a dealer fee of $399.00 that is not included in your final bid price or the accepted offer. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call me at 321-499-3945, International House of Cars, 1380 West New Haven Avenue, West Melbourne, Florida 32904 www.ihouseofcars.com. This Vehicle is listed locally. Therefore we may end auction early. Mileage may vary a few hundred miles from listing. Rob Fontaine
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