Jaguar Xjs 2+2 Convertible 2-door on 2040-cars
Fresno, California, United States
1994 Jaguar XJS convertible for sale. The car runs smooth and just floats on the pavement. Tires are good. AC blows ice cold. All this is not to say the car is in perfect condition, however, with a small amount of TLC, it can be. Very minor cosmetic repair needs are to be expected for a car that is 21 years young but I would definitely say it is in excellent condition compared to the rest of the pack. There are no major rips or tears or damage to the interior or exterior of this car. Deep, dark burgundy top is practically new and a wonderful compliment to the champagne on beige color. Below is a list of some of the items that need attention which come to mind: 1) Inside Trunk Liner needs to be put into place.2) Fuel gauge sometimes sticks to Zero Fuel. A few taps on the glass and all is fine.3) Front spoiler is cracked but does not look bad.4) Automatic window switch needs to be re-glued to console.5) Passenger Side rear tire has a small nail in it. I've been too lazy to repair. There are probably a few other cosmetic things that need attention, but they are too minor for me to mention or remember. The most important thing that I would look for when buying a Jag is that mechanically the car be sound...and this one definitely is. It is very clean and comfortable. An excellent example.
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