Jaguar Xke Throttle System, Completly Refurbished By Xke Specalist 5 Years Ago on 2040-parts.com
Allenhurst, New Jersey, US
The throttle system out of my 1971 Jaguar XKE OTS. I had the car professionally restored about 5 years ago. The throttle pedal, pedal box, and stock linkage were rebuilt, and correctly cad plated. The longer cross link piece is stainless steel. The reason these pieces are for sale is that I have switched to a cable operated Mangoletsi system.
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