RNellums @Longtimecarguy - That's an interesting perspective. As is the way with classic cars, there's always one thing or ... View more
johnbennett103 Great swap choice, much better than the typical V8 conversion. The car looks great. GLWS
Longtimecarguy @RNellums I certainly agree with you on not making a profit flipping many types of cars, including 70's XJs. ... View more
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1973 Jaguar XJ6
Listed by RNellums
Sold for $6.1k
Aug 21, 2020
$6.1k
#3 out of Jaguar XJ Series 1s (1968-1973) in 2020
Bottom 10% of All Listings in 2020
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#3 out of Jaguar XJ Series 1s (1968-1973) in 2020
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#3 out of Jaguar XJ Series 1s (1968-1973) in 2020
Bottom 20% of All Listings in 2020
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#3 out of Jaguar XJ Series 1s (1968-1973) in 2020
Bottom 20% of All Listings in 2020
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| Trait | Qty | Last Sale |
|---|---|---|
Year 1973 | 11 (37%) | $12,500 7/3/2024 |
Color Signal Red | 1 (3%) | $6,100 8/21/2020 |
Transmission Automatic | 29 (97%) | $6,500 7/23/2024 |
Mileage 19,000 | 2 (7%) | $6,100 8/21/2020 |
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RNellums @Longtimecarguy - That's an interesting perspective. As is the way with classic cars, there's always one thing or ... View more
johnbennett103 Great swap choice, much better than the typical V8 conversion. The car looks great. GLWS
Longtimecarguy @RNellums I certainly agree with you on not making a profit flipping many types of cars, including 70's XJs. ... View more
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