1994 Jaguar Xjs Convertible on 2040-cars
Lakeland, Florida, United States
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My 1994 Jaguar XJS Convertible is in good shape and in need of a new home. The odometer shows 111K miles, but I had the engine replaced about 300 miles ago. The new engine had 51K miles on it and came with a 3 year guarantee (2 plus years remaining). The paint is original and good, it has minor clear coat peeling in a couple of areas. The body is rust free and has only a couple od minor rock pecks on the right fender. The convertible top is original and looks new since the car was always garaged.When the engine was replaced, I had all new brakes, hoses, fluids, battery and a professional tune-up. I have receipts for over $10K invested in this update. This was an elegant expensive car in it's day and it drives out as one today. |
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