Classic/vintage 1994 Jaguar Xj6 Vanden Plas: Jade Green/tan/chrome - Low Mileage on 2040-parts.com
Northridge, California, United States
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An XJ40 / XJ6 In very good condition. 67.5K miles. Original paint.
Some dings and minor scratches--normal stuff; one dent under the rear bumper on the small lower panel, noticeable when looking at the rear from a distance: Estimates to fix whole body to 'like new', including dent, dings, and scratches, range $1-2K. 1994 is the first XJ model year built with input from Ford Lincoln Motor Co., the last XJ built with design input from Jaguar's co-founder Sir Williams Lyons; the first Jaguar with airbags; the only XJ with no glovebox(!); the last and most reliable XJ40 model year ever built, according to Car and Driver. Appears in a forthcoming Happy Madison feature film (2017). I love driving this car. Drives great . . . The interior, like the exterior, is near perfect, looks great . . .
With just a bit of love this car is showpiece ready, even without a paint job--which is original. All hoses and belts replaced this year. Smog good in CA through early 2017. OEM chrome wheels with black 21-spoke inlays are rare, and basically in 'like-new' condition. There's a CD changer in the trunk, which is huge (the trunk)--twice the capacity of 1995+ XJ models., until 2006. I've loved this car a lot . . . a rare iconic Jaguar Jade Green Metallic; a silvery blue green hazel--even prettier in person. Those stylish square headlamps, like crystals . . . |
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