Jaguar 1990 Xjs Convertible - Low Mileage, Exellent Paint on 2040-cars
Portland, Oregon, United States
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Stunning Jaguar XJS Classic 12 cylinder convertible - looks better in person than it does in the photos.
Everything works as it should on this car. The A/C blows ice cold and the electric top folds back without issue. The V12 purrs -- cooling and electronics have been rebuilt by Jaguar professionals. Pirelli touring tires with 8/32" tread depth - brakes currently at 60% front and 90% rear. In June, the 90,000 mile maintenance and a pre purchase inspection were completed by The JAG Shop on East Burnside. New battery, hood lift struts, and oil pressure sending unit just installed. Driven less than 100 miles since this work was completed. Current mileage as of January 1st, 2014 is 85,050mi. Privately owned vehicle in Portland Oregon previously owned by a Jaguar enthusiast and collector from Seattle. The Oregon title is clean and this vehicle has never been in an accident. Two sets of keys, repair manual, and owner's manual included. It even comes with an extra wood shift knob and original Jaguar driving cassette tape. Walk around videos on YouTube: Full Walk Around Driver's side engine Passenger Engine Buyer to organize transportation and shipping if not a local pickup from Portland, Oregon. Vehicle has been listed with local sources and I reserve the right to end the auction if the car sells locally. |
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