2004-03-30 10:26:02 | Lofty writes:

Ebay item 3/30/04
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Current bid $9,900, no reserve, no bids yet, 6 days left in auction. 89k miles on the odo.

Sellers comment:
This Jag is a great daily driver, garage stored. Totally rust free California car. Actual miles shown.
Interior restored, braking and shocks upgraded with Classic Jaguar (Texas) parts

Brand new tires, battery, rebuilt Rack and Pinion.

Car presents extremely nicely, though it does need to be repainted (bubbling in paint, esp. on roof).
* New Wildwood brakes from Classic Jaguar on front
* Classic Jag rear rotors ready to install when brakes need servicing
* New Classic Jag high performance lifetime shocks all around
* New leather interior¸ new carpet and headliner
* Dynamat underlay installed under carpet for noise control
* Nakamichi/Focal sound system
* Great daily driver - NO RUST
* California car with actual miles

2004-03-31 22:50:31 | Steven D. writes:

Added extra numbers from data plate based upon note from current owner/seller.

Additional info from the note says: I couldn't find the ID number on the block. I went to JCNA's web site, and found a document which said it would be above the oil filter. I did find large lettering which said Jaguar and 4.2 in that area, but couldn't see an engine number (it is a bit greasy there, though.



I do know quite a bit about the history of the car and am virtually certain that the engine is the original. I got the car from the producer of the movie Alien, when he became unable to drive, and he owned it for all but the first year. He maintained it meticulously, and his wife told me they never had any major engine problems.