Jaguar X Type Great Fixer Upper Or Parts Car Engine And Transmossion Run Great on 2040-cars
Snellville, Georgia, United States
I'm selling a 2002 Jaguar X Type that I purchased for my son on Xmas. This car used to drive really well , but I had an acccident on 1/11/14 and don't want to put the money into to the car to fix it. I only had liability insurance on the car so my loss could be your gain. I think this car would be great for someone who has the time and money to repair it or would make a great parts car. This car is being sold as is and you will be responsible for all sipping. If you need a part send me an email and I will see what I can do, if no one purchases the car. This car is not able to drive because of the fender is on the rear wheel or the axle is broke on the rear wheel driver side. Please do not bid on this car if you can't pay or have a trailer or tow truck to pick the car up. I WILL SUBTRACT 400.00 ON THE FINAL BID FOR SHIPPING IF iiACCEPT YOUR OFFER, EXAMPLE IF i ACCEPT AN OFFER FOR 1,800.OO YOU WILL ONLY PAY ME 1,400.00 AND USE THE 400.00 TO HELP SHIP THE CAR TO YOU.
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