1988 Jaguar Xj-s Coupe 5.3liter V12 1 - Red on 2040-cars
Blackwood, New Jersey, United States
1988
Jaguar XJ-S Coupe 5.3 liter V12
Reserve is set at $3,700.00 All records, receipts for maintenance
fully documented and clear title. A
diamond in the ruff, a coat of paint and some minor maintenance and this will be a beautiful car to drive. Body
has no rust, no dents, or accidents. 87,000 miles Vehicle has trip computer, power door locks, power
windows, AM/FM/cassette stereo with power antenna, alloy wheels, heated front power
seats and mirrors, etc. Car will need standard service for leak in brake system This car has not been driven since
2005 due to health reasons and has been garage keep since this time. I am losing the garage and need to sell. The engine runs and transmission is
fine. However would need work to be road ready.
I would recommend towing or shipping when purchased This car has had the following service
since I owned it; -
New tires in 2005 -
Full Break Service (rotors, brake
pads, calipers) -
New Gas Tank with mat and sending
unit -
New Radiator -
New Heater Core -
Tuned up - Plugs, wires, rotor,
distributer cap Vehicle is being sold as is. |
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