West Coast Classics are proud to present an exceptional and increasingly collectible example of this classic 1995 Jaguar XJS 4.0L 6 cylinder 2+2 roadster with only one southern California family owner since new and with only 71K original miles!
Desirable color combination of original factory 'Black' (Code PDT) color paint with a beautiful condition matching doeskin 'Coffee' (Code SDC) leather interior and matching color factory canvas power soft top and matching tonneau cover! This particular car must be seen to be truly appreciated! A real head-turner!
Obviously always garaged with only one registered southern California family owner from whom we recently purchased the car and with absolutely no history of any accident damage and a clean CARFAX report - never abused, babied all the way! The original factory 'Black' color paint is in very good condition and the original Coffee color leather seats are also in quite outstanding condition throughout and there are no noticeable imperfections in the dashboard or the walnut veneer, the door panels or the carpets. The matching Black color soft top is also in great condition and the car has striking matching Black wheels. The interior is also completely original with it's 'Jaguar' radio/cassette stereo system and all the options and gauges are working.
This is one very fine example of this classic and increasingly desirable and collectible penultimate year for the Jaguar XJS convertibles - therefore proving a very collectible investment in probably the last classically beautiful design built by Jaguar in their long and famous history of classic lines - a sure-fire classic car investment for the Jaguar enthusiast or simply 'pride of place' in any astute classic car collector's collection!
You will certainly look long and hard to find a finer example of this obviously always garaged and accident free Jaguar XJS convertible with only one southern California family owner since new and only 71K original miles in this most striking of color combinations available anywhere else.
