Jaguar: Xjs Convertible on 2040-cars
Long Pond, Pennsylvania, United States
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1994 Jaguar 6.0 V12 XJS Convertible with only 57,000 miles. When I purchased the car four years ago I replaced the following: Distributor Cap and RotorSpark Plugs and WiresFront Wheel BearingsFront and Rear BrakesTiresPower steering RackFlushed and filled the transmission Flushed and filled the cooling system (radiator and engine)Rotors front and backReplaced many of the unsealed relays with sealed relaysReplaced the anti-lock brake accumulatorFlushed and filled the brake systemReplaced the crank sensor The car is a great daily driver. It is very mechanically sound. Cosmetically it is very presentable. There are small dings and scratches in the paint and a small chip in the windshield. The chip was there when I got it 4 years ago and has not gotten any bigger. The drivers seat is torn along the seam. Please see the pictures.
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