- Car Location: Florida
- Current seller acquired this car from a private collection
- 502ci V8 Crate engine reported to have 5000 miles
- TH700R4 transmission
- Custom complete suspension installed by Gemini Racing
- Custom Marina Blue paint with pin striping
- Custom interior
- Air conditioning
- Power steering
- Power windows
- Alpine stereo w/ subwoofers
- Build receipts and owners manual included
When you think of the purest forms of motoring it's hard not to think of Grand Tourers. Back in the Seventies, British manufacturer Jaguar released the XJS, a grand tourer that took the world by storm and eventually became Jaguar's longest-running model due to its popularity. The XJS was truly a British legend and this 1986 Jaguar XJS is your chance to own one. Located in Florida this Jaguar is the perfect mix of luxury and performance thanks to a surprise that lies under the hood of this car. The car has reportedly been acquired from a private collection with the sale including build receipts and the owner’s manual as well.
Exterior and Interior
The XJS will always go down as a true Grand Tourer thanks to its long and beautiful body lines and design cues. Don't believe us? Take a look at this 1986 Jaguar XJS. Sporting a custom Marina Blue paint job is one way to stand out, the exterior color doesn't just stand out but is lovely to see amongst the darker and flashier color tones available from the factory. It also has a subtle pin string that runs alongside the car. The vehicle sits on the original Jaguar chrome wheels which gives the car a factory fresh look. A luxurious and comfortable interior is no stranger in a luxury grand tourer made by Jaguar. This 1986 Jaguar XJS sports a grey interior which matches the custom color on the car really well. The interior is also custom but like the exterior done to perfection and not over the top. You still get all the original components in place with an Alpine stereo with subwoofers providing good tunes on those chilled drives. Speaking of chilled, this car also has air conditioning as well to top off its luxurious feel.
Engine
Whilst its drop-dead grand tour looks, and luxurious interior is nice what’s under the hood of this 1986 Jaguar XJ S is its real party piece. The heart of this British legend is now a Chevrolet 502ci V8 crate engine which guarantees a whole lot of performance as well as a smooth ride if need be. It's reported that the engine has run only 5,000 miles since installation. The crate engine pushes out an impressive 461hp to the rear wheels through a 4-speed turbo hydramatic (TH700R4) automatic transmission. The increase in power calls for better handling and this car's handling is made better thanks to a custom complete suspension installed by Gemini racing. Amongst the luxurious interior, you also get power steering and power windows to ensure an effortless drive.
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