Jaguar Xj-s Center Console Ashtray on 2040-parts.com
Stamford, Connecticut, US
This ashtray came out of my 1995 XJ-S. NOTE: IT DOES NOT INCLUDE THE REMOVABLE ASHTRAY INSERT. It is in nice shape for its age. Opens and closes smoothly. Chrome is very nice. Disregard brownish tint caused by my flash. You won't be disappointed. Return accepted if not 100% satisfied.
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