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Record Creation: Entered on 16 April 2007.

 

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2007-04-16 07:36:21 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 4/16/07
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Current bid $15,100, no reserve, 9 bids, 7 days left in auction.

Sellers description:
62 Jag Mk II
– 3.8 Litre
– 4 spd w overdrive
– Cooms style wheel spats
– Chrome wire wheels
- chasis #P217591DN
- BODY# S013739
- ENGINE# LB3756-9
- GEARBOX # GBN48776JS

NO RUST BUBBLES AND UNDERCARIIAGE HAS NOO RUST DAMAGE AND IS IN GOOD CONDITION SOME OF THE CHROME NEEDS TO BE REDIPPED AND A FEW OTHER FIXINGS NOTHING REAL MAJOR THE CAR HAS NOT SEEN ANY WINTERS WAS KEPT IN GARAGE

good condition vehicle, was my fathers collector car he recently passed away and it has been in the garage ever since, the electrical work in the whole car has been completly redone, it is all origanal everything and is ready to move, i dont want this nice car to just sit in the garage and i dont know what to do with it, great collectors item.

Good: brand new wiring throughout the car

– Black repaint original color, looks reasonably well done, not buffed out in tight spaces, a few obvious defects that can be touched in.

– Upholstery is sound and leather soft except for sun damaged rear seat back with big split . Red leather is faded but original and could be brought back.

– Wood is quite good, appearing refinished, except one spot at right side window vent where water damaged – 2”-3” x1”
– Carpets are acceptable
– Most knobs, etc are there
– Front underside frame looks solid and unrusted– Car was driven within the past 2 months about 30 miles.
– No rust bubbles showing in body
– No rust through to interior at rear spring perches
– No door rust
– Underside of car looks clean and generally unrusted
– Doors, bonnet and trunk open and close well.
– Panel gaps look even

To be noted:
– Driver window doesn’t operate– Chrome is mixed. Bumpers & tail lights, need a redo. Rest of chrome shows some corrosion, which could be polished out, but will reappear without frequent attention. wire wheels OK,

the actual milage is 22,109 miles and they are all original miles and it has not been in any accidents

also the car has a new clutch and new steering wheel and also a brand new wiring harness with brandnew electrical throughout the car that cost 3,000 dollars and there is no rust in the quarter panels (which i know is a common problem in these cars)

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