1995 Jaguar Xjs Coupe "x" Race Car on 2040-cars
Leesville, South Carolina, United States
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You are bidding on my "X" 95 XJS Coupe race car. This car has not been wrecked or stripped. To race the class, the car had to be 100% street legal, everything had to work, lights, turn signals, horn, brake lights, etc, etc. No wires have been cut or removed. The trans tunnel was modified to accept the LONG shifter. The trans is a 5 sp clutchless RACE ONLY. Car has a 7 point roll bar assy. , a HALON fire system, Koni shocks on the front, Aldan special race shocks on rear, 1/2 shafts are custom two(2) in tubular, has front and rear large sway bars, special aluminum radiator with 2 fans. Aluminum race seat, quick release steering wheel assy. Car comes with all the original interior, which is in super condition. Also comes with a 6.0 and a 5.3 V12 engine which will need to be rebuilt.. The original factory exhaust system also comes with car. The original hood and as you can see in the pictures, the race hood. Also the original correct ECU is there. The tires have maybe 100 miles on them, You also get the original wheels that came on car. NOTE: The car DOES NOT have an engine in it at this time. Car also comes with a NEW TREMEC TKO 500 5 sp trans. This car could be returned to the street with very little work, and you would own one (1) of only 51 95 V12 Coupes made for the US. Car also comes with over 100 NOS Jag parts that I have collected. Things like new master cylinders, new clutch slave cylinders, caliper kits, etc, etc. Lots of these NOS parts are for the "E" and the Mark sedans plus the XJ6 cars. Any questions, please call 803 532 6257 or you can try the cell(when it works) 803 798 3044 |
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