1987 Jaguar XJ

XJ6 Sedan

4.2L Straight 6 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Automatic

SAJAV1349HC470761

Gasoline

1987 JAGUAR XJ6 SERIES III SEDANLast of the real JaguarsOne Owner, 42k original miles California CarLooking as handsome and dapper as a bespoke suit from Savile Row in Dorchester Grey metallic over Mulberry hides, this exquisite example of the last year of the classic series III XJ6 has had only one lady owner and has covered just 42k miles since new. Many consider these to be the last of the true Jaguars, the last that founder Sir William Lyons was personally involved with the design and development of, and the last to be equipped with the legendary XK engine, the same engine that powered Jaguar to five Le Mans wins... Sold and serviced by Hornburg Jaguar of Los Angeles California. Fantastic original paint shines like new, leather is still soft and supple, perfect burl walnut veneers, near flawless brightwork. Recent work includes; new headliner, front & rear brake pads and fluid flush, new polyurethane steering rack bushings. 7" main beam headlamp conversion, probably the single best styling enhancement you can do the these cars. AC blows ice cold, these cars were known for their robust GM Delco compressors that delivered near arctic air... Nice and tight, in my opinion the XJ series cars are the best riding of all Jaguars, you get the feeling that you have a real substantial car under you. Since this car never been out of southern California and was always garaged it has not suffered from the notorious windshield and rear window area rust problem that affects many earlier and east coast series III XJs. Correcting this damage properly necessitates removing and replacing the front and rear glass and trim and usually a complete re-spray, the cost often far exceeding the value of a typical 150k+ mile series III. Never smoked in, Super clean! Comes with a smog certificate and clear original California pink slip. This car exudes elegance, a true gentleman's motor. The photos speak for themselves... On Mar-22-12 at 19:27:07 PDT, seller added the following information: If you are wondering why someone would keep a car for 25 years, I can tell you that if Forbes has your net listed as $470m, it's not because you can't afford a new one...