1969 Jaguar E-type E- Type on 2040-cars
Humboldt, Tennessee, United States
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1969 Jaguar E-Type Coupe numbers matching car in very nice condition. I have had the carbs rebuilt as well as the
braking system. The car has had all new hoses that were replaced as well clutch, slave, and master cylinder. The
suspension has been gone through as well. The car idles well and drives as it should there are no leaks from the
engine or transmission. The interior is in nice shape with no rips or tears anywhere. The car has no rust at all
being its whole life in Los angeles. The chrome is all new on the car including new rubber and seals throughout.
The glass is in very nice condition as well with no hazing or cracks at all/ I purchased new headlight chrome trim
but have yet to install as well as front turn signal lights. I have owned numerous Jag E-types over the years and
this is one of the most solid bodied ones I have ever owned. I only purchase the best of the best when it comes to
Jag's Don't miss out on a very nice Original Coupe. I have attached numerous photos of the car.
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