1996 Jaguar Xjs Convertible 4.0l 2+2 2 Door on 2040-cars
Burlington, Wisconsin, United States
You are bidding on a 1996 Jaguar XJS Convertible. This car is in average condition for it's age overall. The cruise, windows, gauges, etc. all seem to work. There is an ABS light on the dash, probably a wheel sensor. The engine idles and runs smoothly, transmission shifts properly, brakes seem ok but there is pulsation in the pedal when braking at speeds over 40 mph. The car very minimal rust that is only in the insides of the door jamb, and on the corner of the front windshield but is still below the paint and has not penetrated through yet. Passenger outside door handle is inoperative, possibly just disconnected. The interior is in fair condition and will probably clean up nice with a good deep clean, the driver's seat especially shows some soiling. The paint on the car is in good shape and there is one major blemish that is pictured near the fuel fill where the clear coat seems to be coming off. The top is in good shape and goes up and down, no tears or rips from what I could see it looked decent. There are trim pieces on the exterior broken or damaged here and there, overall it would make a fun convertible for the summer or a great car to have some fun working on. Please email with any questions. This vehicle may be sold outside this auction.
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