1988 Jaguar Xjs Convertible V-12 26k Original Miles 2-owners Wires - Red & Tan on 2040-cars
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All Original and needs nothing! Garage kept & pampered its entire life by senior citizen owner - Exquisite!
ORIGINAL RED with ORIGINAL TAN leather - wires - 26K Original Miles -1988 Jaguar XJS CONVERTIBLE - Auto - Cold A/C - same owner for 25 years - Window sticker - manual - NEVER repaired - VERY NICE original condition could be driven daily or weekends - a rare find in ORIGINAL everything condition -.EVERYTHING works - rust free - gorgeous in every way - CLEAR TEXAS title in hand and of course in my name. Shown by appointment to SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY -- This is an automobile that will be offered strictly via personal on site inspection by buyer or buyers agent on premises - inspection and local sale exchange whereby no deposits or payments shall be accepted absent on site inspection plus total and complete satisfaction by buyer or buyer agent based upon a physical in person inspection & viewing of the automobile instead of marketing it via photographic images. We have intentionally provided only one photographic image and do not intend to use any further photographic images in the process of offering it for sale - simply put it is our feeling or opinion that the capable buyer with knowledge of this car - the desire to own an all original specimen unrestored but this nice - and of course the funds - will either come see it by appointment or send their agent to do so. Any interested serious buyer who doubts the accuracy or truthfulness of anything stated within our description please pass on responding to this advertisement and be excluded from participation. If these terms & conditions are not satisfactory then please decline from placing any inquiry- response OR BIDS IN THIS AUCTION IN RESPONSE to this advertisement. Thanks in advance. |
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