Arriving in 1993 towards the end of the XJS's twenty-one-year production run, the enlarged 5,993cc V12 replaced the long-serving 5.3-litre unit as Jaguar's flagship convertible power plant

The 6.0-litre V12  generated around 300bhp when new, driven through the GM 4L80-E four-speed automatic gearbox with a lock-up torque converter giving these later cars a more contemporary feel
This 1995 example is presented in Sapphire Blue with Connolly Autolux blue leather trim and Lattice alloy wheels

Originally supplied new in the United States and believed to reside in the sunny state of Florida, it returned to the UK five years ago to be registered on 04/06/2021, since when it's been enjoyed by a single Jaguar enthusiast owner

Jaguar marque specialist, Clarkes Restoration, carried out the conversion from left to right-hand drive and we are informed that various suspension components as well as the front brake calipers were replaced at the same time

Showing just 87,388 miles at the time of ca...