1990 Jaguar Xjs V12 2 Door Convertible One Of A Kind on 2040-cars
Woodbury, Tennessee, United States
THIS CAR IS GARAGE KEPT AND HAS NEVER BEEN WET IN THE PAST 12 YEARS,THERE ARE NO SCRATCHES ON IT ANYWHERE,IT HAS THE ORINGINAL PAINT ALL IS TOTALLY ORINGINAL EXCEPT FOR THE CD PLAYER I INSTALLED IN THE TRUNK NO WIRES WERE CUT OR SPLICED IT PLUGES INTO THE ANTANNEN THE CAR HAS 5 NEW FIRESTONE DAYTONA TIRES ON IT WITH LESS THAN 300 MILES ON THEM, THE A.C. HAS BEEN CONVERTED TO 134 A FREON AND IS COLD AND WORKS PERFECT. THE CAR HAS JUST BEEN SERVICED WITH THE RECEMENDED OIL,AND THE TRANSMISSION HAS BEEN ALSO,I CHANGE THE OIL TWICE A YEAR AND THE TRANSMISSION ONCE A YEAR. THE INTERIOR IS KEPT CONDITION WITH MAQURIES LEATHER CONDITIONER EVERY 2 MONTHS THE CAR ALSO COMES WITH A NEW COVER WORTH ABOUT A 150.00 BRAKES WERE REPLACED IN JUNE BEFORE A TRIP TO FL FOR A PARADE ALL THIS CAR NEEDS IS AN INSURANCE CARD AND A LICSENSED DRIVER TO DRIVE FROM COAST TO COAST THIS CAR TURNS HEADS WHETER IT BE PARADES OR SUNDAY AFTERNOON DRIVES IT ALSO HAS 6 NEW LIFETIME SHOCKS AND TRANSMISSION MOUNT NO LEAKES OF ANY KIND |
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