مدونة ملاك Jaguar XJ I (السلسلة 1)
مدونة ملاك Jaguar XJ I (السلسلة 1)
Jaguar XJ6, 1972
Chassis No.: IL64777 • Exterior: Maroon • Interior: Black • Chevrolet V-8 engine • T350 automatic transmission • Repainted in Maroon Metallic with Black interior • Series 1 car • Edelbrock valve covers and Accel distributor • Rust free • Straight panels Automatic https://www.mecum.com/lots/320618/1972-jaguar-xj6/
Jaguar XJ6, 1972
Chassis No.: UC1L69439BW • Exterior: Light Blue • Interior: Blue • Classic Jaguar in stunning Light Blue • Blue leather interior • Chrome wheels • Believed to be low miles • Automatic transmission • 6 cylinder engine https://www.mecum.com/lots/CH12-136437/1972-jaguar-xj6/
Jaguar XKE 2 Door Coupe, 1969
$27,500 USD | Sold The exterior was done by Young's of Easton, PA, and all interior leather and vinyl was replaced by Sabatini Coach works of Nazareth, PA. The rest of the interior was refurbished by the owner. The Jaguar's shell and tubular framing were taken to bare metal, factory air conditioning converted to new R134 A coolant and all component
JAGUAR XKE SERIES III, 1971
$55,000 USD | Sold This Jaguar XKE Series III has a silver exterior complemented by a black interior. It is powered by a V12 engine mated to an automatic transmission with increased horsepower, smaller chrome bumperettes, full instrumentation, newly installed air conditioning components as well as a recent service. This E-Type was a one-family owne
Jaguar XJ Series 1 V12 Factory Manual Experimental Car, 1970
Chassis No.: IL8276BW £1,575 | Sold • Variant: Experimental Project • Transmission: Manual • Body Colour: Jaguar Dark Blue Believed to be the prototype for a planned Series I XJ12 Manual that never made production, this Experimental Department car is an important and rare piece of Jaguar history requiring full restoration, offered without reserve.
Jaguar XJ6 2.8 Saloon, 1972
Chassis No.: 1G12552DN Engine No.: 7G 21258H £575 | Sold • Body Colour: Red Launched in September 1968 and advertised on television featuring Sir William Lyons himself describing the car as "The finest Jaguar ever" in reference to 1969's Daimler variant, the Jaguar XJ had a role to clarify the four previous Jaguar saloons into one recognisable and
Jaguar XJ-6, 1972
Chassis No.: UC1L66824BW $29,700 USD | Sold • A Rare and Delightful Series I XJ-6 Sedan • Extensively Refurbished in Current Ownership • Stately English Luxury and Performance • Accompanied by Service Records, Brochure, and Purchase Paperwork • An Incredible Jaguar from a Loving Home https://www.goodingco.com/lot/1972-jaguar-xj-6
Jaguar XJ6 Series 1 2.8-litre Saloon, 1972
Chassis No.: 1 G13076 DN £6,187 GBP | Sold • Manual overdrive 4 speed gearbox • Highly original example • Right-hand drive Vendor Score Total: 81/100 Bidders should note that the automated 100-point Seller's Assessment is provided by each Seller at the point of consignment using the guidelines below, and is not provided, assessed or verified by Bon
