Jaguar Serie 1 1967 36,000 Original Miles, Garage Find!! on 2040-cars
Bayonne, New Jersey, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Jaguar
Drive Type: Manual
Model: E-Type
Mileage: 36,000
Trim: Blue
Up for sale nice garage find 1967 Jaguar E type 4.2L, last and most desirable year of famous serie 1
The car is complete and under my best knowledge nothing is missing besides the front bumper!!!
The paint and interior appears to be original and untouched!!
I took off the bonnet to ensure there is no accident or damage to the car!!!
Some extra parts, such as gas tank, rear lights and few other parts!!!
Vin# 1E77022
The car was lastly registered 1974!!!!
I have video of the engine running, the engine runs excellent!!!
This is extremely original car with A/C, wire wheels and toggle switches so don't miss out!!!
The car is priced to sell!!!
Overseas buyers welcome, shipping to UK and EU $1500
Paypal deposit $1000 24h after auction ends, the rest either bank transfer or cash in hand!!
Car sold as-is!!!!
clear title!!
Thanks for looking!!
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