Jaguar XJ6 4.2 L — 1972

• Mechanical condition

  The car starts and runs well, the automatic transmission works well, including the kickdown function. The brakes and steering also work well. Given the model and age, there might be some minor rattling, as is usual for such cars. The left fuel tank is not functioning and needs to be addressed. All electrical systems appear to be working. The car has not been checked on a lift, but what could be seen during the inspection looked good, and it received praise from the vehicle inspection.

• Interior condition

  The interior is in good condition with normal wear and tear. The front seats have a classic leather patina, and the rear seats are in even better condition. The fabric mat on the driver's side will be replaced soon. The headliner has already been replaced, and the wood trim shows some patina but is in good condition. All electrical systems appear to be working.

• Exterior condition

  The paintwork is in good condition with minor scratches, stone chips, and some blistering. Recently, the owner noticed a damage near the right rear wheel arch, likely only affecting the paint. The car has nice spoke wheels with different tires on the front and rear, but with good tread depth. The chrome, glass, and rubber details show the mileage and age of the car.

• General condition

  It is often said, in fine original condition with some patina. Naturally, it's a fluid and subjective concept and perception. But when it comes to a rolling British gentlemen's club, with a bulletproof engine, leather, cushioning carpets, wood, and plenty of instruments and buttons, it feels right. There are things that can be improved, but it also suffices as it is. A Jaguar from the cusp of the 60s and 70s is like a well-worn pair of boots or a well-used tweed jacket, you feel comfortable in them. A true classic...

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