1993 Jaguar Xjr-s Coupe. Original Owner,fast & Super Rare.one Of Only 50 Built. on 2040-cars
Akron, Ohio, United States
The XJR-S was a one year only model for Jaguar in the United States. Sold only in 1993, production was limited to fifty coupes and fifty convertibles. Jaguar worked hand in hand with Tom Walkinshaw Racing (TWR) in Jaguar Sport to develop and build these very special and very limited models. The six liter, twelve cylinder engine was unique to this model and with a stated top speed of 160mph, it was one of the fastest cars available when built. In addition to the engine, the suspension and steering was modified using race-bred equipment to truly make the XJR-S a world class performance vehicle. This particular XJR-S is very special in the sense that it is still in the ownership of the family that ordered it new. It is number 17 of the 50 coupes built. It has always been executive driven and professionally maintained. Most importantly, it has only covered 60,000 miles from new. All functions perform as they should, save for the air conditioning which does not blow cold. The paint is all original except for a very small spot near the fresh air intake on the cowl where a rust bubble was professionally addressed. Interior is all original and in very good condition. Please feel free to ask any questions through the ebay system prior to bidding. Due to the car's age, it is being sold "as-is". The winning bidder will be required to make a $1,000 down payment within 48 hours of the end of the auction and full payment within seven days. The car can be stored up to thirty days with no additional Shipping expense, if any, would be at the sole expense of the buyer. Have fun and good luck! |
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