Ivar

Hi All.

I have a 1988 XJS Coupe, On the Registration (UK) it says XJS V12 Sport.
What does the "Sport" mean?

Below is a list of all the toys and goddies on the car, were any of the list
optional extras, and were there optional extras that were available when the
car was new that are not in the list.

Thanks for any answers

Ivar

Toys etc include:
Air conditioning
Radio cassette with Jag logo + rear speakers
Front & rear fog lights
Electric front windows & mirrors (Heated)
Electric tilt slide sunroof
Headlight washers
Leather seats & what looks like leather door panels etc
Wood Vanier ski slope & parts of Dashboard
Steering wheel that matches rest of wood Vanier
Auto gearstick handle that matches rest of wood vanier
Lights in boot and back seat area
Chrome door handles inside and out
Trip/fuel computer in dashboard
Stainless steel exhaust end pipes
Lattice Alloys with wheel nut covers (you can't see wheel nuts)
Cruise control
Chrome radiator grill
Big heavy lump of chrome on front of bonnet that also covers part of
radiator grill
Rear seat belts
Vented front disc brakes with four pot calipers
Electric heated seats with electric lumber support
Chrome winscreen wiper arms
Front under bumper valance (Rubber)
Mirror and light in glovebox
Heated rear window
Electric ariel

alannospam4d@tpg.com.au

Hi Ivar

I see one of your extras was a Jaguar labelled radio casette player. That sounds
like mine in my 1988 XJ40. The battery to the car was disconnected and the
radio has locked up. I've been trying to find the sequence of keystrokes to
unlock it. I remember one of the codes (the AM one) and I *think* I remember my
FM code. But I can't find anyone who knows the sequence of keystrokes. Can you
oblige? I don't need your codes (except possibly the FM one). Just the
sequence of buttons.

Alan

Ivar wrote:

> Hi All.
>
> I have a 1988 XJS Coupe, On the Registration (UK) it says XJS V12 Sport.
> What does the "Sport" mean?
>
> Below is a list of all the toys and goddies on the car, were any of the list
> optional extras, and were there optional extras that were available when the
> car was new that are not in the list.
>
> Thanks for any answers
>
> Ivar
>
> Toys etc include:
> Air conditioning
> Radio cassette with Jag logo + rear speakers
> Front & rear fog lights
> Electric front windows & mirrors (Heated)
> Electric tilt slide sunroof
> Headlight washers
> Leather seats & what looks like leather door panels etc
> Wood Vanier ski slope & parts of Dashboard
> Steering wheel that matches rest of wood Vanier
> Auto gearstick handle that matches rest of wood vanier
> Lights in boot and back seat area
> Chrome door handles inside and out
> Trip/fuel computer in dashboard
> Stainless steel exhaust end pipes
> Lattice Alloys with wheel nut covers (you can't see wheel nuts)
> Cruise control
> Chrome radiator grill
> Big heavy lump of chrome on front of bonnet that also covers part of
> radiator grill
> Rear seat belts
> Vented front disc brakes with four pot calipers
> Electric heated seats with electric lumber support
> Chrome winscreen wiper arms
> Front under bumper valance (Rubber)
> Mirror and light in glovebox
> Heated rear window
> Electric ariel

Ivar

Hi Alan

Sorry, I've had the car 4 years and the radio has never worked! It's not
something I miss.
Even if the radio worked I wouldn't use it (each to their own) So I can't
give you any answer.

Ivar
<alannospam4d@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:4319E0BF.3830E329@tpg.com.au...
> Hi Ivar
>
> I see one of your extras was a Jaguar labelled radio casette player. That
> sounds
> like mine in my 1988 XJ40. The battery to the car was disconnected and
> the
> radio has locked up. I've been trying to find the sequence of keystrokes
> to
> unlock it. I remember one of the codes (the AM one) and I *think* I
> remember my
> FM code. But I can't find anyone who knows the sequence of keystrokes.
> Can you
> oblige? I don't need your codes (except possibly the FM one). Just the
> sequence of buttons.
>
> Alan