1990 Jaguar Xjs Convertible V12 39k Miles British Green Service Records Must See on 2040-cars
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
This is a beautiful 1990 Jaguar XJS V12 Convertible with only 39K low miles and comes in Jaguars trademark British Racing Green with the Beige leather interior and black cloth convertible top. Looks and drives like a dream and is sure to only keep increasing in value! Carfax certified and exceptionally clean inside and out! Comes with a ton of maintenance records with thousands spent over the last 5 years with the last thing done being all new brakes,rotors, shocks,etc. Please see the pictures for detailed records! The body shines like new as shown with the only damage I see being the right rear lower quarter panel as shown in the pictures. The top is in excellent condition with no rips or tears and works perfectly and comes with the boot cover.
The interior looks and feels like new with the only wear on the driver side bolster, no rips, just discoloration. The wood trim is also in excellent shape. The trunk is untouched with the original spare in tact that has never been used. A nice aftermarket CD player and amp has been installed and sounds great. Mechanically this car runs great. No warning lights of any kind are present. As stated before I have numerous service records in hand along with the original owners manuals and all the original keys. The AC blows ice cold, and the tires are all Dunlops. If you are in the market for an XJS this is the right color combination to get! I am a licensed and bonded dealer here in NC and can issue you a temporary 30 day tag at no charge if you bring proof of insurance. If you are registering it in NC there will be 3% sales tax and $74 to register the car. You are more than welcome to come test drive the car and have it checked out by a mechanic but it must be done before the auction is over, once you win the auction the vehicle is yours. Each transaction is subject to a processing fee of $199.00, there are NO EXCEPTIONS. This fee helps to defray the title, mailing and other related expenses we incur during the close of the sale.High bidder must send a $200.00 deposit within 24 hours of auction end and must pick up the car within 7 days. I can aid in getting it shipped at your expense.You can get a free quote at autotransportdirect.com. I live only 15 min. from RDU Airport so I can pick you up if needed.I accept Certified checks and cash in person only, paypal can be used for the deposit only as the fees are too high. Please note that this is a used car and will have flaws from normal use, please let all the pictures load, I try and post all flaws but do miss some from time to time that is why I take so many detailed pictures. |
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