Null JAGUAR
Type: XK 150 cabriolet
Serial number: 5838288
Date of 1st registrati…

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JAGUAR Type: XK 150 cabriolet Serial number: 5838288 Date of 1st registration: July 8, 1959 Current registration: 4629 VS 33 Engine: 6-cylinder in-line 3,400 cm3. Mobile: 06.12.36.19.15. [email protected] Offices: 26, rue Feydeau - 75002 Paris - Tel: 01.42.36.59.21. Technical premises: 20, Passage des Récollets - 75010 Paris Siret 539 125 583 00010 - APE 7490B - RCS: 539 125 583 Gearbox: 4-speed manual with reverse. Wheels: spoked, chromed. Driving: left-hand drive - box steering. Body: 2-door, 2-seat convertible. Color: navy blue. Interior: beige leather seats and trim - beige carpets. Current odometer reading: 07,301 km (five-digit odometer). digits). Remarks : - This vehicle has undergone a high quality restoration in terms of both bodywork and upholstery. At the same time, it has been fitted with a power power steering rack. - It was purchased by Mr. COFFIN from the specialist ATELIER DES COTEAUX. COTEAUX. - Very slight misalignment of the left door. - Beautiful condition. Expert : Stéphane Bonoron. Cabinet CEREDE BONORON EXPERTISES - Expert judiciaire en automobiles de collection près de la Cour d'Appel de Paris - Mobile: 06.12.36.19.15. [email protected]

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JAGUAR Type: XK 150 cabriolet Serial number: 5838288 Date of 1st registration: July 8, 1959 Current registration: 4629 VS 33 Engine: 6-cylinder in-line 3,400 cm3. Mobile: 06.12.36.19.15. [email protected] Offices: 26, rue Feydeau - 75002 Paris - Tel: 01.42.36.59.21. Technical premises: 20, Passage des Récollets - 75010 Paris Siret 539 125 583 00010 - APE 7490B - RCS: 539 125 583 Gearbox: 4-speed manual with reverse. Wheels: spoked, chromed. Driving: left-hand drive - box steering. Body: 2-door, 2-seat convertible. Color: navy blue. Interior: beige leather seats and trim - beige carpets. Current odometer reading: 07,301 km (five-digit odometer). digits). Remarks : - This vehicle has undergone a high quality restoration in terms of both bodywork and upholstery. At the same time, it has been fitted with a power power steering rack. - It was purchased by Mr. COFFIN from the specialist ATELIER DES COTEAUX. COTEAUX. - Very slight misalignment of the left door. - Beautiful condition. Expert : Stéphane Bonoron. Cabinet CEREDE BONORON EXPERTISES - Expert judiciaire en automobiles de collection près de la Cour d'Appel de Paris - Mobile: 06.12.36.19.15. [email protected]

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