2003 Jaguar S-type R Sedan 4-door 4.2l on 2040-cars
Ringgold, Georgia, United States
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2003 Jaguar S Type “R” You are looking at a Jaguar S Type “R” in very good condition, except for the thrown rod. The Exterior and interior of this car are in very good condition. Body work is straight with no major scratches or dings. Paint is in excellent condition. This is Jaguar Racing Green with a Tan leather interior. Seats are in good condition, as is the carpet and headliner. Everything inside the car is in working condition. The car comes with Heated Seats, AM/FM radio, in dash CD Player, 6 pack CD changer in trunk Navigation and much more. “R” spec wheels are valued at approximately $1000 per wheel, High performance “R” spec brakes, Eaton Supercharger etc. The Jaguar S Type was a very successful car for Jaguar and the “R” model is the pick of the bunch. This car does not run, it needs a new engine. The engine threw a connector rod, until that point the engine was in excellent running order. Service records are available on request. Clean Carfax, no accidents. This will make for an excellent project, or parts car. There is NO WARRANTY on this car. Car is sold as is and buyer assumes responsibility for collection of car. CAR DOES NOT RUN!!! |
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