1987 Jaguar Xjs V12 Convertible 4 Seater Very Rare Coach Builder Limited 1 Of 40 on 2040-cars
Gilbert, Arizona, United States
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Jaguar XJS v12 convertible seats for people that's what's rear about it it's a full complete convertible with a backseat
In the 80s Jag never offered a full convertible or backseat. So when it was new it was sent to coach builders limited who turned into a full convertible and added backseats Coach builders still in business today and from 1982 to 1988 they only made 40 examples It has a good nice straight body no rust issues no ding dents All of outside Chrome is all in good condition I only have 3 wire wheels The convertible top needs to be redone two front seats could be re done backseats are fine door panels are fine good carpets wood is fine dash is good been sitting in a garage for a few years I put jumper cables on it can't get it to start so I don't think it runs lights came on dash lit up the gauges work and stuff like that but it just wouldn't start overall not bad condition I do not know much about jags just what I was able to find out on the Internet about this one For more information call. Helen at (480)939-0522 100% no reserve auction with a low starting bid |
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