1962 Jaguar Mk2

From the seller: “1962 Mk2 Jaguar!

This car is definitely a project, and may even be just a parts car for someone? I don’t know, but its definitely not a weekend project that’s for sure!

A little about it, I was told about the car a few months back, it had been driven into the garage i recovered it from 18 years ago,
and never left it again until the owner died and I bought it off the next of kin.

Apparently it was driven in for some minor work to be done which never happened , so there she sat for the 18 years unfortunately.
it was a dry garage, but it hasn’t stopped the rot setting in, she would need quite a lot of work to ever see the road again, but with the price of these stunning cars nowadays it may well be worthwhile”

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