4.2 litre straight six, Automatic transmission, RHD, Original features include pepperpot alloy wheels, antelope metallic brown paint, full cream leather biscuit trim, and walnut dashboard. MOT valid March 25, Tax valid July 25. Historic status from 1st April 2026. Condition: - Fully operational digital dials, radio cassette, electric windows, side mirrors, and remote central locking with fob. - 2 keys, original Jaguar handbook, and tool kit included. - Regularly serviced by a specialist Jaguar garage, with an extensive history since 1985. Performance: - 78,000 genuine miles with four previous owners. - V5 present and HPI clear. - Currently used as a weekend drive. Luxurious, quiet, powerful and very well maintained. Exterior: -Underbody sealed; never welded. - Original paint. Minor issues include small blisters and a couple of small dents. - Windows and glass are original with etched number plates. - All four tyres in good condition. Interior: - Pristine biscuit leather trim and seats, clean carpet. - Walnut dashboard has minor cracks; headlining is sagging with wooden rails installed to support it. Mechanics: - All mechanical work performed by a specialist mechanic with extensive service documentation. - Recent servicing include: New fuel filter, spark plugs, handbrake pin (2025) New windscreen wipers, battery (2022), Various repairs from 2021 and new tyres (2020). History: - Extensive service history, service stamps, invoices, MOT certificates. - Original documents in mint condition, from purchase at a Jaguar dealership in Wimbledon on June 17, 1985. - Includes original service record and warranty booklet from the dealership with stamps from purchase and all maintenance records for 4 decades up to 2025. - Unique fold-out Jaguar map showing dealership locations from the 1980s. Ownership Background: - Bought by Scientific Supplies Co Ltd in Farringdon, London in 1985. - Second owner purchased in 1995, placing it in dry storage for 23 years. - Third owner restored the vehicle, conducted necessary repairs, and sold to me in August 2020. Future Prospects: - Soon to achieve historic vehicle status, exempt from UK vehicle tax and MOT. With only 122,453 produced from 1979 to 1986 and a significant decrease in the number of XJ6s on UK roads, this model is expected to appreciate in value. Rarity and excellent mechanical condition highlight its value. Despite advice against selling, it's time for a change. More info/pics available upon request.