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Parting out a 1989 Jag XJ6
We have had a 1989 Jag XJ6 in the family since new. Always garaged, rarely out in the rain, paint is new showroom like, 95,000 miles, runs and drives like new.
But this 25 year old car is getting, well old. No major problems but niggling little problems which nagged the Jags of that era. So, would parting this car out yield any good project car parts: front suspension? rear irs? engine/trans? Just wondering. Shame to part it out but value as a car may not be worth as much as buying those parts. Any opinions? Cheers Greg |
You've got the second-generation suspension (post '86). I don't know of any kit that uses those components. Perhaps one of the British kits.
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Thanks. I guess we'll sell it when it's time.
Cheers Greg |
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