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1984 Jaguar Xj6 Base Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Year:1984
Mileage:67225
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This vehicle is in good to fair condition. It could use a buffing, repainting, transmission flush, and some minor dings and scratches could be easily removed. There is very little rust on this vehicle. It is only located in a small area (2" by 2") by the front and back windshields. The fuel tanks are in great shape, along with the majority of electronics. It needs new switches (they cost 15 bucks) for the back window panel operation to work. The heater, front windows, radio, and sunroof are operable. All window motors are in good condition. This vehicle is an excellent choice for someone prepared to perform a restoration project or just a British car fan looking for a Series 3 XJ6.
Included in the purchase of this car is a car cover and an extra front grille. I'm not the original owner. Title is clear and the vehicle has never been into an accident. The vehicle can be shipped at an extra cost to the buyer, can be picked up, or I am willing to drive it to a buyer within 200 miles of my location. (South Central Oregon) If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to email them during the auction. |
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