1989 Jaguar Xjs Convertible, Triple Navy on 2040-cars
Crescent, Oklahoma, United States
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1989 Jaguar XJS Convertible Triple Navy, which is a very rare combination and few were made, and it is the last year for the V12 and that body style The car runs and drives strong except the brake master cylinder needs replaced The paint is decent with some slight chips here and there, no body damage except for a bump on the drivers rear quarter panel The interior is good but there is some rubbing on the drivers side seat and a small portion of the beading is gone from sliding in and out of the car but no rips or tears. A good auto upholstery person will be able to redye the seat and fix the beading area. Carpets are good and the top is new and works great. In the pictures I did not have the boot snapped down. The trunk area is very nice. It has the tool kit and the owners manual, the dash is nice with no cracks and the gauges work. The a/c may need Freon as it now blows cool instead of cold. The wheels and tires are very nice. My husband bought me this car for Christmas and when he died suddenly I found it too painful to drive. I just can't keep the car anymore. When he bought it, there were 74,209 miles on it, the car now has 75,864, which means only 1,655 miles have been driven. The car is very eye appealing with the triple navy combination and needs to go to someone to enjoy. It is a BLAST to drive and the value is only going to go up. It is now considered a CLASSIC! |
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