Beautiful 1974 - Xke, Ots, Series Iii, V12, Red W. Tan Top And Interior. on 2040-cars
Port Washington, New York, United States
A WELL KEPT JAGUAR XKE 12 CYLINDER 1974 2 SEATER CONVERTIBLE. THE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR IS IN MARVELOUS CONDITION. IT IS IMPRESSIVE WHEN DRIVEN. THE SEATS ARE CONNORLY HIDES AND LOOK ALMOST NEW. AS DOES THE TAN TOP. IT WAS JUST SERVICED THIS MONTH INCLUDING REBUILDING THE CARBORATORS ($2250). THE ENGINE HAS UNDER 60,000 ORIGINAL MILES. IT HAS A/C BUT IT HAS NOT BEEN USED IN YEARS AND MAY NEED SERVICING. IT HAS BEEN KEPT GARAGED AND NEVER RAINED ON SINCE I OWNED IT IN 1988. THE ENGINE IS NOT SHOW MEET TYPE. IT IS 40 YEARS OLD...SO DON'T BUY FOR THE PURPOSE OF PRESENTING UNLESS YOU INTEND TO SPRUCE THE ENGINE UP. HOWEVER TO DRIVE AND ENJOY YOU WILL TURN HEADS AND LOVE THE FEEL OF THIS AUTOMATIC LAST OF THE BREED JAG XKE'S. PLEASE INQUIRE ANY OTHER QUESTIONS. FOR PICK UP ONLY OR YOU PROVIDE TRANSPORT AND INSPECTION. I HAVE OVER 1500 POSITIVE FEEDBACKS BUT I AM SELLING MY PRIVATE CAR BECAUSE I WILL BE MOVING. I AM NOT A DEALER. THE CAR IS IN NASSAU COUNTY NY
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Jaguar E-Type for Sale
- 1968 jaguar e-type xke series 1.5 2+2 coupe.all original. two-owners. 52k miles.(US $40,000.00)
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