1995 Jaguar Xjs Convertible 2-door 6.0l V12 on 2040-cars
Andover, Massachusetts, United States
This is a unique and rare opportunity to obtain a true collector car. This is the last year of the 6.0L V12 XJS. If you are not familiar with the 6 liter V12, it was a new engine developed by Jaguar under Ford ownership, and so is both more powerful than the previous 5.3L V12, and also extemely reliable, with modern electronic ignition/fuel injection and Ford's wiring harness removing the old Lucas-based electrical problems. Jaguar only built 243 V12 XJS in 1995 and only about 80 of them came to the US market. Only a handful of those have the rare turbine style wheels and this example was fully optioned with a rear spoiler, CD changer and coldweather pack. This cat has the much sought after Black exterior on Cream leather interior with beige piping and Elmwood paneling. It is in virtually new condition, and you will not see another one like it. As
new, it has never been driven in the rain, and you can see the beauty of the
original black paint in the reflectivity of the trees in the photos. As well,
this cat's cream colored leather interior with beige piping has been regularly
cared for with leather conditioner, and kept well preserved in its heated
berth.
There
is not a scratch on any one of the rare turbine style alloy rims and the
original tires are still holding English air.
Even the original wool carpet mats have never been stepped on.
Fluids
were regularly changed by a Jaguar specialist, and so this beautiful classic
car can be driven without reservation, or shown at your local Jaguar club
concourse immediately. This is the last year for this special car in perfect condition, and with only 10,500 miles on it, I can safey say it is one of a kind, and the best investment XJS you can buy. The original window sticker price on this car was over $85,000. I am only selling this appreciating classic because I decided to stop showing it and instead have bought a new XKR to DRIVE!! (seen in the last photo) I am listing this on ebay for a week or two before I consign it to a classic car auction. You can save yourself some money by bidding on it now before the price increases to include the consignment fees and commission! My reserve price is at or below the prices bid recently for some lesser 94/95 V12 XJS, so you can be assured that if you submit a realistic bid, you can own this spectacular Jaguar.
I will repond immediately to any questions.
Good Luck! |
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