1976 Jaguar XJS

Two-door

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Last Chance to own a vintage 1976 Jaguar XJS Over $25,000 in work and parts since 2009 car was placed in storage prior to rebuild and during, shows normal signs of wear to mileage ratioChevrolet 1969 Corvette 350cid 350hp EngineTurbo 350 Automatic TransmissionJohns Jaguar XJS kit Front and rear suspensions rebuilt along with steering and brakes Interior is black with camel inserts in the seats Motor 350cid 350 hp 1969 corvette stamped motor turbo 350Edelbrock performer Dual PlanHolley aluminum 670 avenger carburetor Holley red Fuel pump Fuel regulator Fuel tank cleaned Hei distributor with jegs power wiresExhaust (headers back) Work completed by David Lords performance, Buford Ga.Johns jaguar xjs kit Kumo Tires New Battery The replacement of the suspension components and work in excess of $15,000 completed by Balance Performance Motorsports Inc. Sugarhill Ga. Brake booster upper and lower ball jointsupper control arm bushingslower control arm bushingssway bar bushings and end linksu-jointsdifferential gasketright and left brake calipers2 bush arm radius2 bush arm radius large 8 seal inner fulcrum4 shock absorber4 coil springs4 wheel bearing8 wheel bearings 4 control arm seals mtg cage rr e-brake padse- brake cable2 hub kit rr2 brake disc 4 bearing new torque converter shield The Car needs Paint and the face plate for the kenwood stereo system was lost. Speedometer works fine but the other gauges do not work and some knobs are missing, window tint looks bad. No A/C the compressor is installed but no condenser. This is not a perfect car, even after $25,000 dollar's. It is a good mechanically sound car with rebuilt suspension that would make a great daily driver or track day car..... needs tlc. Article from Paul Frazer Why the Jaguar XJS is the future for car collectorsAs Jaguar unveils its new XJ model, something exciting is brewing in the classic cars market...The gleaming, curved bodywork of the new Jaguar XJ was unveiled yesterday (February 9) in its first exhibition before the media and public.When the new XJ is released onto the anticipation-filled market, it will have an asking price of £53,000.But, as Jaguar's new car takes the world by storm, something exciting is brewing in the classic car markets...Ancestor models of the XJ now date back over three decades, and some of them have been performing very well on the auction blocks...Only last year, 1991 Jaguar XJ-S XJR-S Coupé (Chassis Num: 183372) realised $24,895 at a Bonhams & Butterfields sale.Before that, at Kruse International in 2008, a Jaguar XJS two-door also from 1991 sold for $18,750. The 1976 Jaguar XJS Trans-AM, sold for $225,500 Even as far back as 2002, XJS models were commanding five figures at top auctions. That year, a 1994 Jaguar XJS 'V-12' Convertible sold with no reserve, eventually bringing $34,993 at RM Auctions.At the same Toronto auction, a 1995 model realised $39,220.And, for new collectors looking for an inexpensive window into the XJS market, XJS-Mark IIs (1981-1990) have an average sales price of $10,059. XJS models from the 1980s can bring up-to six figures at auction Yet some models have been known to bring as much as $31,016 at sale.So, in terms of value and collectability, the Jaguar XJS definitely offers a bright future for collectors.But, for now, the 'holy grail' remains the 1976 Jaguar XJS Trans-AM. The '70s classic has commanded a cool $225,500 at auction. More news on Classic CarsEnjoy the read? Don't forget to sign up for your free newsletter with exclusive contentwww.paulfrasercollectibles.com