1998 Jaguar Xk8 Base Coupe 2-door 4.0l Custom Wheels Black Loaded Leather Nice! on 2040-cars
Fort Dodge, Iowa, United States
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Up for auction is a very nice 1998 Jaguar XK8 coupe. I have personally driven this car and can tell you first hand that it runs and drives great. The car is in excellent shape. The body is near perfect. No dings, dents or major scratches. The interior is equally impressive. The drivers seat is nice, and carpet is clean and stain free. The car has new 245/35R/20 tires mounted on chrome rims. The wheels and tires really set this car off. The wheels are in excellent shape, and the tires are new. The car features the 4.0 motor, and a Automatic transmission. It runs and drives just as it should. No problems or issue There are no service lights on, and everything works the way it should with the car. The air conditioning blows cold. The car is fully loaded, and all the options work. I guarantee this description to be accurate. Should you get here and feel this vehicle is NOT as described, I will happily refund your deposit and pay your fuel costs home. Its that simple. You don't like it.....You don't own it. Please call me with questions. 515-955-3399 dealership or 515-571-4401 cell phone. Ask for Jeff. Thanks for looking. |
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