1969 Jaguar E-type on 2040-cars
Orlando, Florida, United States
E-Mail Questions at: shielaseeighmy@club4x4.net .
1969 Jaguar XKE E-Type. The car is an excellent driver. Burgundy exterior paint in great shape. May have a few
chips but you would have to look hard to find any. Has original matching 4.2 engine. Odometer reads 43,196 miles
currently. Starts right up and drives perfect down the road. Transmission shifts smoothly
Interior is on excellent condition. New dash, new seats, new top, newer door panels. All lights work. Turn signals,
brakes, headlights, and wipers.
Chrome bumpers are excellent shape all around. All chrome is also excellent. Wire wheels are in great shape with
newer tires. No visual rust that i can see, all sheet metal is solid.
The only thing the car might need in future is it has a slight valve tap when cold. Its been doing it ever since i
bought the car years ago and has never gotten any worse. Runs and drives excellent. Overall a very nice car and the
new owner will be very pleased with it.
Please ask any and all questions.
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