1996 Jaguar Xjs Blue Convertible 57k Miles on 2040-cars
Seattle, Washington, United States
1996 Jaguar XJS 2+2. VIN: sajnx2743tc225250 57,800 miles Blue with blue top, white cream leather interior Bought 5 years ago from dealer in NC with 54K miles. I had it shipped to CT. We left CT in 2011 and I had it shipped to WA then. The car is currently registered in Seattle, WA. This was a weekend car that was staying in the garage most of the time. Life has changed and we have a baby, so I needed to buy a second car that can fit a car seat (which this car cannot). I have put some money in it (have all the receipts): – 60K service at Jaguar dealer in 2008: $1,600 – Head gasket and Cylinder Head replaced at Jaguar dealer in 2008: $2,300. – Cruise control repaired at Jaguar dealer in 2008: $580 – Fan Blower Motor replaced in 2009: $1,400. Car is in very good shape. It has three “issues”: 1) the remote door lock doesn’t work and needs a new actuator, 2) there is a small tear in the driver seats leather (see pic), 3) the a/c needs to be refilled and 4) some of the paint on the hood is faded |
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