02 Jaguar X Type Limo on 2040-cars
Bellport, New York, United States
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If you like unusual, than this it. 02 Jaguar x type Limo. Runs and drives well. Shifts smooth. Exterior blemishes all around but looks good to the untrained eye. Roof cloth is original and is starting to show its age. Tires and brakes are good. Suspension is good. No noises no problems. Recently in the shop and gone through. Interior in good shape. No tears, some wear, but overall looking good. Led lighting through out and working entertainment system / sound system. Its sounds loud and clear. 2 alternators and two batteries to keep things hopping. When comes to electrical its a little funky. It is a jaguar stretched to a limo. But systems are working and doing rather well.
If interested I recommend checking out first. I did describe as well as I could. Im pricing to sell. Ive got a lot on my plate these days and I don't want to see this car sitting around.
Any questions feel free to ask
Dan 6316819596.
500.00 deposit with 24 hours of auction end required. Cash upon pick up. or cleared bank checks before I will let the car leave.
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