Jaguar Sales Brochure, Xj12, Xj12c, Xj6, Xj6c, 27 Pages, 1976 Free Shipping! on 2040-parts.com
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Tittle on the front reads: Jaguar. The uncommon luxury sedan. A 1976 Jaguar sedan sales brochure. Very, very good condition with very little shelf wear, almost perfect. 27 pages covering the XJ6, XJ6C, XJ12, and XJ12C. Sorry about the flash in the pictures but if necessary, send me an e-mail and I will try to take some better pictures. The print date is 01/76. Free Shipping via USPS. Sorry, no international shipping, I only ship to the continental US. I accept and prefer PayPal. |
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