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| 1995 | Sapphire Blue | ||||
| 2026 | Magnolia | ||||
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2026-10-31 14:38:35 | pauls writes:
Car at auction 11/26
www.iconicauctioneers.com/1995-jaguar-xjs-rec17578-5-nec-1126
1995 Jaguar XJS 4.0-Litre
Estimate £15,000 - £18,000
Classic Car Auctions - NEC Classic Motor Show, Birmingham, UK 15 November, 2026
Lot 370
Registration Number M71 MYN
Chassis Number SAJJNAED3EJ222322
Engine Number 9LPFRB134779
Transmission Auto
Body Colour Sapphire Blue
Offered from the Birdingbury Collection. Late-production 4.0-litre coupé with just 45,674 miles and a c.£19,000 restoration by KWE, along with ongoing care and maintenance from Mortons Engineering. Carefully curated selection of six cars from a long-standing private Collection, this 1995 XJS 4.0-litre Coupé has formed part of the Collection since 2016
One of the final XJS models built before production ended in 1996, it combines the car's timeless grand touring lines with the later, more refined 4.0-litre AJ16 straight-six and smooth automatic transmission. It is finished in Sapphire Blue with cream leather, a classic and elegant combination
Already a good, sound car to begin with, it was treated to a comprehensive bodywork and mechanical restoration by renowned Jaguar specialists KWE in 2020, at a cost of around £19,000
Since this work, the car has been maintained by Mortons Engineering. Recent attention includes a full engine service, new fuel pump and battery, four new Michelin tyres, front wheel bearing adjustment, and a new boot catch and lock barrel. The underside has been cleaned and the front suspension rust-treated and painted
Cosmetically, the alloy wheels have been refurbished and the car has received a full exterior, interior and engine bay detail. It is offered with a current MOT
Just 45,674 miles recorded, significant specialist investment and a decade in a respected private Collection, this is an appealing example of Jaguar's long-lived and increasingly appreciated grand tourer that appears very competitively estimated






























