1989 Skoda Other Jaromir Jagr Celebrity Owned Car Favorit 136 L on 2040-cars
Garden Valley, Idaho, United States
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Type of the car: Skoda Favorit 136L
Ice-hockey star Jaromir Jagr 68
$$$ Make Offer under price! or Buy it Now! $$$
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VIN: TMBADA200K0061500
143.000 km (90.000 mil)
+original technical certificate which verifies its ownership, original number plate.
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Ice-hockey star Jaromir Jagr's first car for sell. Skoda Favorit 136L, original technical certificate which
verifies its ownership, original number plate. In 1989 Jaromir Jagr bought the car Skoda Favorit 136L as his first
car when he was only 17. It's verified by its original technical certificate where Jaromir Jagr is registered as
the first owner of the car. The then Czechoslovak native from Kladno paid for the then new car 85,000 Czechoslovak
crowns. Now it is for sale including the original documents and number plate.
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