1990 Jaguar Xjs Base Convertible 2-door 5.3l on 2040-cars
Rockville, Maryland, United States
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This original 1990 Jaguar XJS V12 is a two-owner one family
classic grand touring convertible (current owner inherited the car from father
in law). The car spent the majority of
its life in Louisville Kentucky until coming to Maryland at around 60,000
miles. Mechanically the car is sound and runs well. The only problem is the car does not get driven enough. The V12 Jags are beautiful but they like to be driven. After having the car in the family for the last 24 years it is time to give it a new home. These cars can be corky so I would ask that you email with specific mechanical questions. That said, this car starts right away and is very solid on the highway. All maintenance that has been required over the years has been done immediately. Ascetically, this car is very good. Everything on this car is original including the paint, but has always been very well cared for. Typical wear and tear expected over the last 25 years, so the car is not show – but visually, it is very striking. The wheels are in fantastic shape and the tires are in almost new condition. Top is excellent with the exception of the head liner, and the fit is great. Please email for additional photos. |
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