1990 Jaguar Xjs Convertible, 1 Owner, 100% Original Paint, Low Miles, 96, V12 on 2040-cars
Santa Fe, New Mexico, United States
1990 Jaguar XJS V12 convertible, 1 owner, all 100% original paint everywhere, 63,835 miles, bought from original owner. Window sticker, radio card, all books, and new car receipts. New tires that are only a month old. Custom fitted car cover with bag, top boot perfect, convertible top is perfect, wheels have no curb rash. No scars, cracks, or sun damage on the interior and trunk. Engine bay is in excellent condition.The A/C blows cold and the Heater blows hot. The heated seats work. The radio, speakers, and power antenna all work. The windows, top, and lights work. Also included is the factory fog light covers as pictured. Struts on the hood work and the trunk opens and shuts as new. Spare has never been on the ground and all the tools are present and unused. Two new oil filters are included. This Jag has been garaged all its life and it shows 100%. The car idles nice, steers straight, brakes straight, and has of course has plenty of power. Transmission is smooth and there is no whine from anything mechanical.This Jag just came out of storage since 2007. I have put about 100 miles on it without issue. Battery, tires, hood struts, and some fluids have been changed. It drives wonderfully and I highly recommend coming to see and drive this well maintained/kept Jag for yourself. Please note I have been on E Bay for over one decade http://jimhaileyclassiccars.com/, have bought and sold collector cars and have 100% positive feedback. If you like you can call me at 214 415 7373. Thanks, Jim. |
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