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2007 Jaguar Xk Base Convertible 2-door 4.2l No Reserve on 2040-cars
Year:2007
Mileage:69692
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No Reserve Auction. Salvage Title Convertible. Needs work. Prior accident and/or damage unknown.
I got a local mechanic to get it to start with a jump and doing something else but not stay running and won't start by just a normal turn of a key. Exterior of car is in very decent shape. Missing some parts for front driving lights. Misc. unknown electrical / sensor issues. I don't have a mechanic here in South Texas that's good for a Jag. My loss is your gain. I paid $15,500 at auction for it but I'm willing to take a major loss as I don't have the time/expertise to make this car right. This car is being sold AS IS WHERE IS. You are buying a car with known problems and a salvage title. The car does roll/steer/etc. Parts are worth my asking price. Underhood some misc. parts seem to be missing but I honestly just don't know. Inspect prior if questions/email but I'm no mechanic. NON supercharged. Interior is in near perfect condition excepting these back panels by the small rear windows panels need recover. Tires are at 70% tread. NADA book rough is $20k. Retail is $28k. Kelly Blue Book is even higher. Someone can have a killer car if they have a Jag expert or are one themselves or make some money. Please - don't email/call with questions like "so it just needs a battery?" This doesn't need a minor repair. This needs an expert. This is a No Reserve Auction - this vehicle WILL SELL. Email Questions: inertiachad@gmail.com or text questions/call: 956.238.3761 |
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