The Last Of The True Jauguars on 2040-cars
Lewiston, New York, United States
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This is the last of the true Jaguars. This 1998 Jaguar XJ8 Vanden Plas is fully
loaded and ready to go. It has all new
tires, new breaks on the front, new balancing arms and bushings. With a new paint job and no noticeable
dents or scratches this South Floridian automobile is definitely a head turner
only 66,200 miles and no rust. The interior is in great condition with
power everything that Jaguar has to offer; including moon roof, power seats and
doors. This Jaguar has rosewood dash, leather
seating and a six cd changer. As the
second owner and a fan of XJ8's I have done everything right to keep this a
classic. The front Hartman Carmon speaker needs replacing. The cup
holder in between the front seats stays open and there is a rip in the fabric
of the magazine holder in the back seat driver side door. This is going to be the classic car that everyone will envy. For any questions or for more pictures please call or text John
at 716.504.7861 Reserve is low. Bid
with confidence. Winning bidder is responsible for shipment. $500 due within 24 hours of winning bid from
PayPal. The remainder balance within 7
business days in the form of cash or official bank check. Title is clean and clear. This great running powerful Jaguar is an eye catching piece
of true engineering. Happy bidding! |
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