1990 Jaguar Xjs on 2040-cars
Dahlgren, Illinois, United States
1990 Jaguar XJS V12 Automatic Convertible Low Miles! Overview: For sale a verynice example of a V12 Jaguar XJS Convertible. Second owner with original ?48,500 miles. This is a two seat convertible with an automatic transmission.This Jaguar starts right up, shifts smooth, and can run long distances easily.The V12 provides plenty of power to drive, and overtake, today’s traffic. Wepurchased this XJS with the aftermarket five spoke MOMO wheels which are mountedto good condition Michelin Pilot tires. This XJS comes with an excellent redexterior on a biscuit leather interior with wood trim accents. The operationaltop is black canvas with a matching biscuit headliner. Both the top andheadliner are in good condition with no leaks. This is and has been a non-smokervehicle. Options: power mirrors, power windows, power convertible top withmanual latches, cruise control, heated seats, AM/FM radio, and lockable storagecontainer. History: This XJS was purchased by my father in 2004 with from HarryKaufmann motors in Milwaukee. We are the second owners of this low miles Jaguar.This car wasn’t a daily driver and has always been stored inside and neverdriven during the winter. Some of the more major maintenance and repairsinclude: front and rear catalytic replacement, new spark plugs and wires, fournew shocks, differential pinion seal, crankcase sandwich plate gasket, oilcooler hoses, front crank oil seal, thermostat, steering gear, transmissionmounts and new distributor.
Any questions at : RethaBreinerzsyc@yahoo.com
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Both of these cars are the pinnacles of their lines, with the Jag lording over the XKR-S, XKR and XK while the Aston rules over the standard V8 Vantage S and V8 Vantage. Motor Trend has opted to pit the two rivals together for some thorough testing, and it just happened to bring along a few video cameras to capture all the action.
There's nearly 19 minutes of super hot sports car action below, so scroll down and enjoy.
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