1993 Jaguar Vanden Plas Base Sedan 4-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Fenwick, Michigan, United States
Vehicle specifications are as documented above. There are 106,000 miles. Here is what is "wrong with it": The vehicle has a rebuilt title. In order to drive it home, you will either need to bring a battery or a car hauler. The car runs and drives, but does need a battery. Driver's side front door panel has been taken apart due to broken door panel. It will go back together, but it does need a new door handle. The passenger front door is also broken, but the panel has not been taken apart. The windshield wiper motor will need to be replaced or repaired (plastic gear is broken). Antenna mast is broken, so radio is not getting a signal. The car will only start in neutral (neutral safety switch).
Car is in good shape, but does have some scratches. It's a 21 year old car, but still in good shape. It's fully loaded with heated leather seats. Black with tan interior. Interior does show some wear, though nothing is ripped or torn. Tires are in good shape, including nice, full-size spare.
High bidder to contact seller about making payment. Partial payment will be due immediately through PayPal. The remainder must be in cash upon pick-up of vehicle. Any questions, please contact ASAP. Thanks for looking! |
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