1988 Jaguar Xjs V-12 Coupe Unrestored And Mint! Show Car Since New! on 2040-cars
San Diego, California, United States
1988 Jaguar XJS 2 door coupe. Stunning show car since new! Glacier White exterior with Isis Blue (dark blue) leather interior. Unbelievable original condition. Bought new by San Diego Jaguar Club owner. Second owner needs to make room in a crowded garage for her son's car before he goes away for college. Mechanically perfectly maintained since new. Needs nothing and drive anywhere! 81,561 original miles. The A/C system just completed service with new compresser and many other parts and blows ICE COLD. Cooling system serviced and runs cool. Tune up and complete oil change and service were done as well. New starter, starter relay and solenoid were also replaced. This car has always been mechanically, perfectly maintained by a well known Jaguar repair shop. It needs nothing. Perfect and correct size Perelli P5 racing tires with lots of tread. The windshield was replaced recently and is beautiful and pit free. The headliner was redone as well. This car is a RARE, unrestored Jaguar and is one of the last original XJS cars eligible for JCNA Preservation Class in concours shows. It has been shown and won many awards on the concours circuit since new and will be shown again at the concours this Sunday in the driven category. It is simply one of the nicest XJS Jaguars in the world.
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