1994 Jaguar Xjs Convertible on 2040-cars
Nashville, Tennessee, United States
This red 1994 Jaguar XJS is in great mechanical condition. The car runs, drives, stops and preforms the way this luxury car should. The engine and exhaust have a beautiful sound to them, the transmission shifts very smooth and the brakes are in great shape. The car has new rear wheel bearings, and a great set of tires with 90% tread on them. The paint has a brilliant shine with a few very minor scratches: the front spoiler has a little paint chipped, and the passengers door has a small dent by the trim. The chrome is in great shape and has a brilliant shine. The convertible top is in good condition and fits nice and tight. All the windows work properly on the car and all the weather stripping is in great condition. The interior is also in good condition with the front seats and carpet showing very little signs of wear. There is a small tear on the rear seat headrest facing the back of the car and the back seat shows a little wear. The wood trim does have some lacquer peeling but is not broken and is all in place and the inside hood release handle is missing but hood still opens as it should. The Car has a nice aftermarket radio with Bluetooth but also comes with the original factory radio and cd changer. The cars AC works but needs to be charged. This is a great car that sounds fantastic, has superb handling and is beautiful to look at. The car comes with a great CarFax report that shows no damage or accidents. Not responsible for shipping, full payment is required within 7 days of auction close, $500 deposit required through PayPal. Please email for any additional information or photos. |
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