1985 Jaguar Xjsc Very Rare European Model on 2040-cars
Sherman Oaks, California, United States
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This is an Extremely Rare 1985 Jaguar XJSC. It is a European model that meets all US requirements. This is a California car and is EPA compliant. A small number of these cars where sent to the United States by Jaguar to test the market response to a 6 Cylinder version of the XJS coupe. All previous XJS came with the 5.3 V12. Very few where the new Cabriolet model, a fore runner to the convertible making this particular Jaguar extremely rare. This example is all original inside and out. It has a 3.6 Liter inline 6 cylinder engine, mated to a 5 speed manual Getrag transmission. The car performs like new with less than 30K original miles, it is lighter, quicker and handles better than V12 version. This is a must see and drive, you will be impressed. Any question will be answered and posted on ebay. I can be reached at 818 990-1038. I have the Jaguar Heritage Trust production record for this very unique Jaguar. Car is for sale locally and I therefore reserve the right to end auction early. Deposit due within 48 hours of auction close. Final payment in 7 days. I will assist with shipping as required. |
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