2016-10-22 10:22:23 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 10/22/16
www.ebay.com/itm/Jaguar-XJS-LEATHER-/152289529709
Current bid US $1,680, no reserve, 11 bids 6 days left in auction, seller old-oaks-classic-auto, 71k miles.

Sellers description:
1994 Jaguar XJS 4.0 ltr Auto Convertible, with only 71,000 miles runs and drives good has been stood in my garage for a few month's so needs a good detail. Very nice Tan Leather interior with Black exterior paintwork. The car needs a few minor things taken car of (trunk lock side badges on front fender needs gluing back on a couple of plastic parts inside should be replaced nothing major just things to make it really nice again) but it drives good brakes are good and transmission shifts good all as they should the canvas roof is in good shape no leaks but it only goes up and down manually actually faster to do than elaectric.

2016-11-10 13:54:46 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 11/10/16
www.ebay.com/itm/1994-Jaguar-XJS-LEATHER-/152310988640
Current bid US $1,525, no reserve, 7 bids 5 days left in auction.

Previous auction ended as sold at $3,800 after 43 bids, same seller.

2017-06-18 14:41:45 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 6/18/17 above auction ended as sold at $3,250 after 36 bids.
www.ebay.com/itm/1994-Jaguar-XJS-2-2-Convertible-/222549576755
Opening bid US $3,350, no reserve, no bids 6 days left in auction, seller foreverunique, car now said to be in Leawood, Kansas, 71k miles.

Sellers description:
1994 Jaguar XJS 2+2 Convertible for sale to highest bidder. No Reserve!
Pictures:
Any pictures of the car without the refurbished shiny wheels are from previous seller and only the wheels are different now.
This car runs and drives but needs some work. I purchased this car last November and the seller did not disclose a lot about the car. I decided to keep the car as project or restoration, however due to a stroke I cannot finish the car. I am selling the car as is, where is. I have driven the car around locally but would not want to drive it on any kind of a trip. I will list the things I know for sure about the condition but I am sure there is much more you will want to do to restore it.

Title:
Car Fax is available for this car and it has a clear Kansas title. The mileage shows 71800 now and will have more by the time it sells. I believe the mileage to be true due to the Car Fax owner history. There are no accidents on the report and I see no evidence for an accident to the car. The previous owner stated it had not been in any kind of accident but no way to prove that. My best guess is that it has never been in any kind of major accident. Just my opinion.

Mechanical:
The engine sounds good to me. Runs smooth and starts up easily.
When I received the car I had a local Jaguar repair shop replace the battery and alternator. I was told the car was in storage for at least a year before I purchased it. I stored it myself from November through May. I believe the gas is old. The car smokes when first started up if it has been sitting for more than a couple of days. After the first mile it quits smoking. My plan was to run the old gas out and then put new gas in. Have not done that yet. The local Jag shop inspection showed the heater core is probably not working as the hose is looped off. I guess they did not need heat in Florida. Also noted the following. Air cleaner assembly missing. ( Purchased used one and will be in trunk.) Power steering hose leaking. Windshield wipers not working. Motors work with external power so wiper switch is suspect. (purchased used wiper switch. Will be in trunk.) Rear Shocks leaking, Left Rack and Pinion boot missing. Should replace drive belts. Valve cover gasket needs replaced. Needs new trunk and hood shocks.
The brakes should be bled as the car does pull to the left sometimes when braking. Although the front brake pads are in good shape I had planned on doing a front brake job and replacing wheel bearings in front also.
The air conditioning parts so not make any noise but I have no idea if the compressor is good or not. I have not had on the air. Assume the worst.
The wheels are not chrome. They are the original allow wheels that came with the car. I had each wheel machined and polished and the honeycomb center painted silver. That cost me $160 per wheel and I put on 4 new goodyear tires in January. Less than 100 miles on them now.

Body:
When I purchased the car the seller listed it as a black car with great paint. I did not know that meant the car was originally a dark red that he had repainted black. The black paint job is not too bad but could have been better. He had removed all of the emblems, antenna, trunk lock and other parts he could get to for the paint job. He never put these back on so you can see emblems and other items are missing in the pictures. I have purchased emblems, a trunk lock and antenna that will be included in the sale. Buyer can assemble. I also have original hood emblem but I purchased and aftermarket round hood emblem that will be included. My plan was to repaint the car the original color but I will not be able to do that now. Existing body and chrome is in decent condition for age. Let pictures help you there.
The convertible top should be replaced. I got some water inside at the automatic car wash which may be the top window rubber. The top goes up and down manually. I have no idea why it does not work with the button. My guess is fuse or something. The top does go up and down easily and one person can do it.

Interior:
The tan seats front and back seem to be in good condition. Maybe even recovered at some point. Wood trim on door panels and back seat panels were peeling so I removed the door and back seat panels to replace the wood trim. Did not refinish the wood trim yet. Door panels and any parts will be in trunk. The speakers are missing. I purchased 4 new speakers that will fit the car. They are included with the car. I think the previous owner may have had a custom sound system and speakers that he took out before selling to me. I get no power to the radio. It is in the dash but probably needs to be hooked up in the dash. It looks to me as if the black dash top has been replaced but I don't know.
Previous owner had removed the dash at some point. The gas gauge does not work so I assume he was trying to fix that. Interior lights don't come on. I suspect a fuse. The information module is missing in the dash but I purchased another used one and it will be in the trunk. It looks like the previous owner had taken apart the ski slope console. Some of the switches need to be secured correctly.
There is no carpet in the trunk.
I will include the original trunk cd player. I have no idea if it works or not.
That is a rundown of what I know about the car. Buyer should assume the car could need anything. This is a perfect project car for someone that has the tools and the time. This could easily be a $10,000 - $20,000 car when restored and prices on these XJS Jaguars are only going to go up.

2018-03-14 14:35:52 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 3/14/18
www.ebay.com/itm/1994-Jaguar-XJS-2-2-Convertible/222881440969
Opening bid US $2,495, no reserve, no bids 6 days left in auction, buy it now price $2,775, same seller.

Previous auction received no bids.