Vintage/Classic Jade Green/Tan XJ40; Excellent Condition, Low Miles

1994 Jaguar XJ6 Description

(Private seller)
Chance to own a beautiful iconic low miles classic/vintage Sir William Lyons Jaguar XJ40 / XJ6 Vanden Plas.
1994 is the first XJ model year with majorengineeringmodifications 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 (and the only XJ40 with airbags); the last and most reliable XJ40 model year ever built, according to Car and Driver. Ford Lincoln Motor Co. addressed common XJ40 issues, such as door handle malfunctions.
The car appears in a forthcoming Happy Madison feature film (2017).
Drives great, engine sounds good. Interior, like the exterior, looks great . . .

• Pirelli tires on their way out, maybe 3-5K miles left.
• 'Refrigeration' system works on high setting only, needs attention.
• There's a rattle from the left front quarter on bumps--needs professional evaluation, probably needs new shocks.
• The plastic faux wood face of the ashtray (center console), and that of the upper sunroof/reading light console, are cracked
• The interior headliner should be replaced--it's clean but sags just a bit above the back seat (I've temporarily stapled to keep from sagging--looks fine; fix = about $500).
• Exterior: Few dings and minor scratches; there is one dent under the rear bumper on the small lower panel; estimates provided.

This car is potentially/almost a showpiece, as well as a convenient every day car. The paint is original, looks good--some blemishes. All hoses and belts replaced this year. Inspected from bow to stern less than a year ago, everything looks good--brakes, transmission, etc. Smog good in CA through early 2017. Garaged. High quality water proof cover included. Known ownership history.
OEM chrome wheels with black 21-spoke inlays are rare, and basically in 'like-new' condition. CD changer in the large trunk--almost twice the capacity of 1995-2006 XJ models.
The color is 'Jade Green Metallic'--a silver blue green hazel.
Your offers are appreciated. Classic car value is $9-13K (average is $10K).