1995 Jaguar Xjs 2+2 Convertible 58000 Miles, Right Color on 2040-cars
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States
Tag is "SEXY CAT"
The car has 53000 miles and not 58000 miles, my mistake....sorry I have enjoyed this vehicle for over 8 years I am the private owner I did get into a feud with the Insurance company, because they branded the car salvage over a fender bender email me at mikewin45 @ gmail.com and i will forward insurance picture to serious buyer Car runs and drives like a dream always maintained and driven special occasions I get compliments wherever I go i did add the expensive Jaguar Wire Wheels also an expense great sounding sound system with DVD, Bluetooth,Rear Camera,USB, MP3 player etc i also added the chrome fender rims Car was always adult driven and ready for any lengthy trip for anything else please write or call me at 954-605-0469 My name is Mike By the way the car was born and raised in Floride, therefore no RUST Car is ALWAYS GARAGED, does not stay outside when not being used. Casino always park it with the high end cars, that's how good it looks car was professionally repaired as you can see from the pictures. PS: I also have the boot cover for the top, it is brand new |
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