1995 Jaguar Xjs on 2040-cars
Montague, New Jersey, United States
More details at: micaelamantione@net-c.cat .
1995 Jaguar XJS Conv 4.0 L 6-cylinder,very rare , much more desirable, reliable,cheap and easy to own and maintain
then the common 12 Cylinders engine , these cars go up in value FAST - true classic ,
VERY LOW MILEAGE - 91,455 miles.
Great condition inside out.
Anti lock brake light is coming on and off - very common in these jags - no functional issue.
No visible rust, everything works great.
Transmission shifts flawlessly and very smooth.
Engine very smooth and strong.
Very clean car inside out , drives,runs and looks great.
CLEAN CLEAR TITLE IN HAND.
Just did oil change.
Loaded with:
Power windows, power top, power seats,leather,power antenna,wood trim,wooden steering wheel,fog lights, power
mirrors ,alloy rims and more.
Top in great condition - no rips or holes.
3 keys,original books,soft top cover.
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