1969 Xke Jaguar E-type Xke Series 2+2 Coupe.. on 2040-cars
Dysart, Iowa, United States
THIS XKE WAS SETTING FOR OVER 25 YEARS WHEN I BOUGHT IT. IT HAS NO RUST HOLES AND IS NICE FITTING CAR. IT DOES RUN WITH SOLID BRAKES BUT WILL NEED TO BE RESTORED TO A CLASS A CLASSIC. I HAVE THE RADIATOR OUT TO REPLACE WATERPUMP GASKET AND HOSES, IT'S A AUTOMATIC AND SAID TO BE A NUMBERS MATCHING CAR. BLACK INTERIOR WITH DROOPY HEADLINER,ALL 5 WIRE WHEELS COME WITH IT AND A NEW DASH COVER. IT WAS STOPPED FROM BEING DRIVEN BECAUSE OF ELECTRICAL MELTDOWN. I PLANNED ON PUTTING IN A WHOLE NEW UPDATED WIRING LOOM. ALL THE PARTS AND MANUALS WILL COME WITH IT THAT I HAVE 31NINE 9THREE9 HAVE TITLE IN HAND AND WILL HELP WITH SHIPPING AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
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