1988 Jaguar Xjsc Cabriolet He V12 T-top No Reserve Extremly Rare on 2040-cars
Hayward, California, United States
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Hello Everybody and thank you for loooking at the car.
This is a chance of the lifetime to own maybe your dream car or a flip car. Not the style i prefer so dont have much use for it. I have a jag here that is a xjsc cabriolet that has a t top not the huge removable piece so you can ride with one side exposed and the closed not to ruin the ladys hair ha!!! Also in trunk i found original jaguar t top bag to place them when not using. i cant really find much info on the car other then its rare most where the huge removable piece not the t tops and that ebay had over 100 xjsc for sale not one with the t top. I dont have no use for the car so i will let you the people decide value since i dont have much expertise in europian cars. The owner once tolled me there was only like 300 made in the world was a very wealth of guy no idea if its true or not but if it is even better for you jag lovers!!! We will start i suggest you dont drive the car home just get it towed had not moved for a year until 3 weeks ago i drove in 30 miles no problem no lights went on but did need to put air on tires they no longer hold so you will most likely need new ones. I have tripple a so was not worried made it hhome safe and fun with the power the v12 has !!!! I have easyly 8k worth or receipts guy really loved his car Was originally purchased marina jaguar in the bay are over 50k i have original booklet with paint chip fix and jaguar pen hahah Car will not pass smog and i am not investing any money for a car i dont want to keep but guy said was hose that has leak turns ons fast ride rought tune up or maybe even the leak you can come see the car in Vallejo CA if you want If you have any questions feel free to contact other then it bid on what you believe is value no bids accepted and will be retracted if you have less then 10 positive feedback relisted because of none paying high bidder...... |
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