1987 Jaguar Xj6 Base Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Springfield, Massachusetts, United States
1987 Jaguar XJ6 SAJAV1347HC473870 Only 83,225 miles You are looking at one of the nicest original Series III Jaguar sedans you will ever find. This car is finished in white with blue leather, and light walnut woodwork. All the paint and exterior trim is clear and nice, including the wheel rims. This car was repainted as all the late Series III sedans suffered premature paint cracking. There are no major dents, scratches or flaws, and the body structure all appears original. The non-smoker interior is also original and nice. The wood is very good and the leather is exceptionally good. The car has brand new floor mats over good original carpets. Trunk carpets are complete and nice. Underneath this fine car is original and rust free – something that is increasingly hard to find. This car still has the original radio. It’s got the original owners manual package, too. It has a clean MA Certificate of Title. Everything works – try it yourself and see! Under the hood this car has just received $7,800 of work,
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This car can be seen by appointment at: J E Robison Service 347 Page Boulevard Springfield, MA 01104 |
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