Jaguar E Type 1969 Roadster, Barn Find, Matching Numbers!!! on 2040-cars
Long Branch, New Jersey, United States
Vehicle Title:Clear
Make: Jaguar
Drive Type: Manual
Model: E-Type
Mileage: 46,000
Trim: Red
The car looks like it didn't see much rain, excellent body and frame, engine turns free, we didn't try to start it,
Previous owner claims it ran excellent when parked so it should drive again after putting some fresh gasoline in it.
The top is still original, as well as interior, the car also comes with many extra parts still packed.
Will assist with shipping and loading, international bidders welcome!!
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Non- refundable Paypal deposit of 1000 USD within 24h of the auction end, the rest 3-5 business days wire transfer only NO exemption!!
New York residents subjects for sale tax!!!
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