Hello guys. I recently purchased my first vintage jaguar - a XJ40 1989 model registered in 1991 - and I will be happy to let you see soon!
The car has only 53,000 km and is owned by one person.
I found it by chance while lying abandoned and full of dust in a garage.
Engine and interior perfect, like new.
The body needs a little paint because it is opaque.
The same goes for the wheel rims.
The engine starts immediately and did not need anything, just a check and oil change!
I am happy to be part of your community and to exchange views with you on the Jaguar.
I hope to buy soon a 1989 XJS - spotted in the same conditions of my current XJ40!
See you soon.

 

Hi !

Glad to have you with us. You'll have lots of fun here. Nice people, good information.

Cheers
DD

 

Welcome to the forum! Its a great place to be and full of information. Glade to have you on board.

 

I found my black one by chance as well. I noticed the grill sticking out from about 5 feet of snow! Welcome to the forum!

 

Enzo, welcome to the forum. Best of luck with your new XJ40 and good luck finding an XJS in the near future. Have a great time here and enjoy your new Jag.

 

welcome to the forum enzocir

The XJ is a great section full of good guys and great info......you'll love it
Looking forward to pics

You might find the off topic good for fun, maybe check out the mug shot thread and add yours?

Some good guys and great techs, top vendors and more to come....all good

In the meantime I've upgraded you manually to full forum access so you can better view the site

 

Enzocir
Welcome and Happy Motoring, Hope the cat gives many miles and smiles

 

Hello and welcome to jaguarforums.com.

Oh one other thing you need to put your car details in your signature. I am speaking of the Year, Make & Model. Without it you may not get the input you are looking for.

Please take a moment and read the information provided to you explaining the rules. Be patient and enjoy the site.

 

Hi Enzocir

My wife is Italian, from Rome, and I have been there off and on since 1981, but I never saw many Jaguars there. However, having driven in Italy and Rome in 2007, maybe its the size of Jaguars that is the problem; the narrow streets in Rome and elsewhere in Italy are not really for big cars, and I was driving a Rover 75 then and found that a bit large !

I may be down to Rome later this year in my X350 or early in 2012. It's a long drive from Cheshire, England.