10k Miles Perfect, Perfect, Perfect - None Better on 2040-cars
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10,750 miles – perfect perfect perfect. Remember they are only original once and this is it! it shows and drives ust like it did 28 years ago Sorry about the low
quality pictures I used and older phone, the pictures just don’t do this car
justice.
Up for sale is an all original (except tires) absolutely outstanding condition stunning 1986 10K mile Jaguar XJS in a beautiful show color combination of signal red with black leather interior. You will not find a better XJS coupe anywhere period!!! I changed the tires on this car 400 miles ago only because I was concerned about driving 80+ miles an hour on 28 year old tires. The spare is still the original
Ever wonder why some low mile jags you see for sale have new
interiors and major engine work? Something is wrong - this car is perfect and
all original with no need for major overhauls some sellers are claiming as a
positive.
I have significant documentation on this car dating back
over 10 years. While I love driving this car and looking at it I have two XJS’s
and one XKE and future retirement plans will only allow for one play car and
that would be the XKE. I will also be selling a 1990 XJS convertible with 39K
miles in outstanding condition.
I purchased this car a year ago with the full intent of
keeping it for a very long time and as such I have treated the car accordingly.
When I purchased the car I had my jag mechanic replace many costly rubber
components and seals out of concern for possible dry rot as the car has such
low miles. I did this as a precaution not necessity with the expectation of
many years of driving enjoyment. I
welcome pre bid inspections on this car and will provide a book of
documentation on the work performed over the years.
During the last 12 months I had the following mechanical
work performed by a highly qualified Jaguar mechanic.
1) New oil pan gasket
2) New brake pads
3) 4 new rear shocks
4) Rebuilt transmission mounts
5) Replace steering rack mounts
6) Replace upper and lower ball joints
7) Replace front crank seal – this was expensive
8) Replace a/c hoses and charge system
9) Flush break system
10) New lower radiator hose
11) New spark plugs
12) Change rear diff fluids
It’s getting harder to find great quality low mile XJS’s
These cars are starting to gain in value as the price of XKE’s are out of reach
for many and XJS’s are bargains when you consider how rare and exotic these
cars are. For model year 1986 about 5,000 were manufactured which is an average
production year.
This car is a one of a kind. Everyone that sees it makes a
comment about how new it looks. Don’t miss out on a true collector’s quality
car. Remember they are only original once and this is the best you will find.
You can drive this car daily or like me just spend most of my time just looking
at the car with a big smile.
If you have any questions about the car let me know however
I will not answer questions regarding the reserve price which I believe is very
reasonable. Best of luck
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