The sleek, elongated body, designed by Jaguar's chief stylist Geoff Lawson features smooth, flowing lines, and a low stance.

The convertible's black soft-top roof folds neatly behind the rear seats, accentuating the car's graceful silhouette.

The interior of the XJS Convertible offers a luxurious cabin crafted with premium materials.

The 1989 model includes amenities like power windows, air conditioning, a premium audio system, and power-adjustable seats that were advanced for the time.

The convertible top is power operated, making it easy to switch between open-air touring and slightly warmer closed top motoring for those unpredictable British summer days.

The dashboard and door panels feature polished burr walnut trim, a hallmark of Jaguar's commitment to craftsmanship.

The analogue gauges are housed in a driver-focused cluster, while chrome accents and classic toggle switches enhance the vintage charm.

With its recent local owner, the Jaguar has had work to the braking sy...