1993 Jaguar Xj6 Very Low Miles, Barn Find, No Reserve, Only 36,000 Miles on 2040-cars
Millbury, Massachusetts, United States
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This is the real thing, This car was locked away in a garage. I replaced the fuel pump and put it some fresh gas and it fired right up. Sounds excellent. I haven't driven it on the road. The tires show their age. Most likely the original tires. The paint isn't all faded from the sun. Either is the interior. It even has the original service records. Very Cool find. Please look closely at the pics and ask questions. 508 865 7470.IMPORTANT – PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING
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