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2006 Jaguar Xk8 Victory Package Sport Convertible * Rare * 42k Milage - V Xk on 2040-cars

US $27,550.00
Year:2006 Mileage:46750
Location:

United States

United States

2006 Jaguar XK8 Victory Package
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2006 Jaguar XK XK8 / XK8 Victory Ltd Ed (VIN: SAJDA42C362A47148)

Always garaged kept.

 Only Driven in warm/dry weather.

* VICTORY PACKAGE * 

19" Chrome Wheels

All service records maintained through Ray Catena, Edison, NJ

1 Minor VIN Record was from a pothole during a snowstorm.  

One front wheel and tire was replaced.  All records maintained through Ray Catena.


Buyers Only - Call Steve 732/927/1222

Available for Viewing Anytime.

Located in Monmouth County, New Jersey


Now is your chance to own a Beautiful * Low Mileage * XK8 Victory Package.

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NO TRADES

Upon purchase, $500.00 Non-Refundable Deposit Must be Sent.

Buyer must make contact within 24 hours of sale.

FULL PAYMENT is to be received within 3 days.

The sale is in CASH or BANK WIRE.  And preferably a handshake.

Buyer responsible for own shipping/transportation/fees.

Vehicle is for sale locally, nationally, and worldwide.

I reserve the right to end this listing at any time.


CLEAR TITLE, BEAUTIFUL CAR.

Buyers Only Call Steve 732/927/1222

Do not contact if you are a broker, dealer, seller, trader, or dreamer.

























































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