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Jaguar XJ6 Series III Sedan (1985)
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Price: US $3,000.00

Description:

1985 Jaguar XJ6 Series III sedan

Vin # SAJAV1340FC396501 - 65, 000 original miles. New battery May 2015

4.2 Liter In line 6 Cylinder Engine, automatic 3 speed transmission, 16 mpg, rear wheel drive, 4 door, white exterior and burgundy leather interior, air conditioning & cruise control both currently not working. Beautiful burled walnut wood dash, leather wrapped steering wheel and crack free dash. AM/FM cassette stereo. On board computer not working.

Power sunroof, windows and doors, power steering and brakes, alloy wheels, 85% tire tread remaining. Service manuals available.

Buyer responsible for vehicle pick up or shipping.

This 1985 Jaguar XJ6 look and design is one of the last styling years designed by company founder Sir William Lyons. The long hood bonnet, curved head lights leaping Jaguar and over all design makes this a truly attractive car and continues to turn heads going down the highway. The overall performance of this car is excellent in the feel and maneuverability for such a large comfortable cruising vehicle. Originally maintained in Florida I am the second owner since 2002.

The car has several issues but basically solid. The car just turned 30 years old. It started right up after being in storage for the last 6 months but the ignition has a unique delayed starting process. As previously noted the air conditioning, on board computer and cruise control do not work. The air will require some work but the other two items may be fuse related and a simple fix. The car was repainted in 2009 by a hack and there is peeling paint and rust weeping from the front and back windshield glass. The glass was not professionally removed when painted and that has recently surfaced. The body is in good solid condition with the exception of the driver door and surface rust underneath the car. The driver door skin separated and was repaired by the above mentioned hack and although acceptable from a distance up close the flaw is apparent to an observant individual.

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