1969 Jaguar Xke E-type 2+2 on 2040-cars
Orchard Park, New York, United States
Mileage: 40,715
Make: Jaguar
Model: E-Type
1969 Jaguar E type 2+2, in good condition. Engine is number matching and is running. The car runs poorly and will need some carburator work. The brakes work and does go into gear. The body is solid with the only issue being the front section of floor, had some previous poorly done repair work. Paint is driver quality. The interior is in good condition. Driver seat has a tear and dash pad on ends has cracks. Car has five new tires. I'm told the miles are correct and the last New York State inspection was in 1977. On the bill for the inspection at that time the car had 40,251 miles. That was the last year the car was used. The car is located outside Buffalo, New York. You will be given a New York transferable registration as New York did not issue titles on pre 1973 cars. The Jaguar is sold as is. Any questions, you are welcome to call me at 716-432-3360.
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