1992 Jaguar Xjs V12 Convertible Show Room Cond. 45000mi. 2nd Owner All Original on 2040-cars
Cadiz, Kentucky, United States
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I have owned this car since 1995,I bought it from the original owner for a gift to my mother who passed away years ago,she was very particular and took very good care of it,it has never set outside always kept in a heated garage.She was a non smoker.Since then I have kept it in my heated and cooled ware house that I have recently sold and now it is in my garage and I have decided to sell it from lack of storage space.I have always thought I would kept this car and never sell it but I guess not.I have changed the oil regularly and kept it serviced but never hardly ever drive it.It has the original paint that still looks new and so does the cloth top and interior,all door moldings and rubber gaskets still look new,no rust or door dings.Runs great and transmission shifts good but the tires need replacing due to setting in the ware house,they are michelin tires with good tread,the passenger power window is not working but was the working fine last time I moved it,the check engine light is on and that too is recent,the power antena works sometimes and it been like that for a long time.The stereo and all other electrics work fine.I really would like to see this car go to a good home to someone that likes Jaguars as much as she did!Call or e-mail me anytime and Thanks for Looking,Glenn 270-350-6610
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