1967 Jaguar 420 Saloon on 2040-cars
Hanover, Massachusetts, United States
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Straight from California is this nice example of a fulling matching number 420 sedan. It is the true 420 in the small saloon class not to be confused with the larger 420G. 1967 was the only year the 420 sedans were made for the U.S. market. It is our favorite Jaguar sedan, because it has the V-12 E-type braking system, the E-type 4.2 engine, the 2 inch S.U. carburetors, the independent rear suspension, the Varamatic power steering unit that does not leak and the over sized radiator so the car will run cool. Over all you get a lot of car for the money. The special features the car boasts in having are the wire wheels, the rear heated window, factory air conditioning and factory tinted glass. The car was fitted from the factory with the automatic transmission, which makes it a pleasure to drive in stop and go traffic. The car runs, drives and stops. It has been sitting for about a year so it wouldn't hurt to go through everything before putting on the road. The interior of the car is very nice and the paint is very nice as well. The tires are in excellent shape. The engine starts up fine and runs smoothly. We ship worldwide and can assist with obtaining a shipper. Transport to the port in Elizabeth, NJ is $400. If you have any questions please email or call Ray at 001-617-838-3728 or Dan at 001-781-630-0185.
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