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62-71 Jaguar E-type, Series I & Ii;original English Wool Lt. Blue Carpet Set on 2040-parts.com

US $319.00
Location:

Fillmore, California, United States

Fillmore, California, United States
Photo depicts the actual product in Lt. Blue
Other Part Number:170-6511 0048

Brand-New Wilton Wool Carpet Set for the Jaguar E-Type Series I & II 1962-1971 model years
*6 Cylinder Only* Fits both the Roadster or Coupe (Not 2+2)

Color: Lt. Blue

Kit includes all of the pieces originally carpeted by the manufacturer

Outstanding quality and workmanship at great liquidation prices.

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