1995 Jaguar Xjs Base Convertible 2-door 4.0l on 2040-cars
Lutherville-Timonium, Maryland, United States
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This is a 1995 Jaguar XJS Convertible in beautiful condition. It is a rare and great shade of light green with a contrasting putty color interior. The car had been garage kept its entire life, and drives like a dream. The car was Maryland State Inspected less then 1000 miles ago, and will pass Maryland standards without any issues, I am happy to update inspection if helpful. The engine is very strong and runs like new, the same is true for the transmission. Although it may be hard to believe but there are no leaks of any kind. The paint is original and the finish is wonderful. There are not dents or scratches on the body, and the interior is beautiful with no cracks in the dash or damage to wood grain etc. This only item on interior finishes is that the drivers seat has some crazing in the leather which is very typical for it's age, however there are no rips or foam exposed on the seat. The rest of the leather is wonderful. I took all the photos outside on a very sunny day so that you can truly see the condition of the car. It's amazing how you can really hide flaws when a car is photographed in a warehouse. The tires are Perelli and have plenty of tread life, more then 60 percent left on them. All systems with the exception of the clock work as they should, windows, heat and air, horn, electric seats, radio, cd changer etc. The convertible top works perfectly, and is a canvas top in perfect condition. The car is a great show piece or daily driver and has incredibly low mileage for it's age, and has been well maintained and pampered all it's life. I have both sets of keys and key fobs, along with manuals, roadside equipment and spare tire and wheel to match car. Overall this car is stunning and I have rarely seen one anywhere near this age in the shape that this one is in, it shines and drives close to a car half it's age. Please let me know if you have any questions. |
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