1972 Jaguar E-type Coupe 2 + 2 Beautiful And Unrestored on 2040-cars
Costa Mesa, California, United States
We have decided to offer our exceptional and absolutely original 1972 Jaguar E Type 2+2 for sale.
This is a rare find original 40,000 mile COMPLETELY UNRESTORED car. Mechanically exceptionally strong and no matter what you expect, faster than you expectation, (a rather bold statement !), excellent engine, transmission, brakes, steering and suspension. New Exhaust and truly smooth and quite engine. Cosmetically, pictures should speak for themselves however the car shows better in real life and drives and performs admirably and as expected. The original carpets are almost like new. With some interesting features, factory Radio and tape player, complete with owner’s manual, factory spare, jack, wheel knock off wrench and hammer. Prior to our acquisition owned by an acquaintance of our shop for close to 30 years, now ready to drive and enjoy, with beautiful patina. Startling, alas she is not perfect as the heater and Air conditioning systems are inoperable.
This beautiful rare exotic sports car is available for any inspection at our showroom in Beautiful Sunny Cost Mesa California or at ANY REPUTABLE service garage of your choice within a reasonable radius of our showroom. We at Performance Vintage International are licensed California Classic and exotic car dealers, and only for California buyers will charge sales tax and state mandated transfer and documentation fees (registration fees are paid to the state, plus a $65 documentation fee with sales tax based new owner’s county rate). We do not charge out of state buyers for these fees and they will be responsible for their own fees and need to pay their own state fees and taxes themselves as appropriate and we will only charge a $75 documentation fee. Any shipping fees will buyers responsibility and you can select your own carrier and pay them directly. In line with normal ebay practices please note that all inspections are to be made prior to auction close ! winning the car does not entitle you to come and inspect her to see she is really what you want ! That should be done before you bid ! Prior to auction close multiple inspections by the same person are no problem, you can come back as many times as you like, bring friends, cousins, mechanics, brothers, sisters, neighbor or spouses all welcome ! Please note that due to her age there is no warranty offered, available, stated or implied. The Mileage stated is as displayed and due to the her age and the hand me down nature of history cannot be warranted, although believed to be correct. As a realistic note, do realize that this car is unrestored, and therefore has numerous cosmetic imperfections when compared to a new car, still exceptional for a 40 year old unrestored car, having beautiful original aged patina. Naturally, beauty is in the eye of the beholder and please ask all questions and inspect her to ensure that she is to your liking and acceptable with her imperfections, prior to placing your bid. Finally please realize that bidders with less than 20 feed backs MUST contact us prior to bidding or their bids will be cancelled. |
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