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Extremely Rare Jaguar Vdp Vanden Plas V12 1986 on 2040-cars

US $8,500.00
Year:1986 Mileage:30240
Location:

Saint-Redempteur, Quebec, Canada

Saint-Redempteur, Quebec, Canada

A stunning 1986 rare VDP jaguar model in working condition. Only 49 000km/ 30 420 miles ! Used to belong to doctors couple and they used it only for they sunday drive. I bought it in february, but it back in working condition with my brother and now I am leaving a missionary in September. I need the money.
The purchase is a 100% tax credit deductible. Just make the payment to adventures in mission and you'll receive the tax credit.

Repair done with original piece: fuel injection system, spark plug, vaccum, rear brakes, battery and much more.

Original wheel drive, mags, interior, wood, leather, lights, paint, everything ! Many spare parts coming with the sale.

- Leather seats no scratch
- all wood ornements
- VPD seats muhc bigger and more comfortable
- Original jaguar mag with 4 head caps jaguar
- 2 fuel tank with chrome cap 
- original big jaguar chrome sign logo on hood
- LED lights inside hood for special effect of motor burning red :D with wireless activation
- starts like a charm !
- registred in Quebec, all in order, insurance etc.


This is a dream car ! An old, but amazing car to drive. When I drive on main street every heads turn, from hot chicks to old nostalogical dreamer.

Reason for the sale: I need the money ... and you can get a tax credit for a donation to a charitable organization in the US !

I am willing to bring the car to the buyer in exchange for gas and a bus ticket ride back home. (even as far as California !)

Contact me: +1 581 990 1052
Francis Faucher Gosselin
my blog for my missionnary trip and how you can support : francisfaucher.theworldrace.org

Thank you !



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