Wait, straight, unrusted XJ-Ss get crushed? Yes, indeed, I see solid examples of Jaguar’s V12 statusmobile at self-service junkyards all the time. This car listed at $39,700 when new (nearly 80 grand in 2012 dollars), but couldn’t even fetch above scrap value at an auction today. (Read More…)
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Tagged as 1980s, 1987, 1987 Jaguar XJ-S, Down On The Junkyard, Jaguar, Jaguar XJ, Jaguar XJ-S, Junkkyard, Junkyard Find, v12, V12 Engine
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