1995 Xjs Jaguar 2+2 Convertible 2 Door on 2040-cars
Webster, New York, United States
I bought this from my Dads friend in 1998. Stored away for winter months, This car is in very good condition. Some wear on the seats, There is a scratch on the drivers side door about 2" long and 1/8" wide, New tires, New battery, I have taking very good care of this vehicle. For those of you that like the Jaguar this convertible XJS is a beautiful riding vehicle, and the convertible allows the driving to be a much more fun experience.
If you purchase this vehicle I expect a deposit in my PayPal account 10% of the purchase price, a certified check made out to me and sent certified mail. Once I receive the check and the funds have been available. I will then proceed to help you ship your car. Meaning I will drive it to a local carrier of your choice, not to exceed a 50 mile radius. I will not cover any shipping costs. Please email me with any questions at jhverdi63@yahoo.com |
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