Jaguar XK 150 S 1959 for sale

Comments: * 12 MONTH WARRANTY included * PICK-UP and DELIVERY possible * Registration fees (option): €690 VAT included (New battery, Inspection (oil change + filter), 1/4 tank of fuel, Body wash + polishing, interior cleaning and vacuuming). * "Grey card" and "collection grey card" service (FFVE dossier included) optional JAGUAR XK150 S (1959– 1961 / 9382 units produced in 150 version) 83,392 km / 51,818 miles Coupe version Grey card 4 seats JAGUAR Heritage Trust Certificate of conformity Matching numbers chassis / engine Maintenance invoice dossier (total: €14,008) Overdrive Manual 4-speed gearbox 3 S.U HD8 carburetors Polished valve covers Additional electric fan Dual stainless steel exhaust 4 chrome spoke wheels 16’’ 4 chrome knock-offs JAGUAR 4 VREDESTEIN tires Front fog lights LUCAS Chrome rearview mirrors "Red Cartier" leather upholstery and matching piping "Red Cartier" leather center armrest and matching piping "Red Cartier" leather cap and matching piping "Red Cartier" and "Grey" leather dashboard "Red Cartier" leather interior doors SMITHS instrumentation JAGUAR 3-spoke wooden steering wheel Original bakelite gear knob Passenger grab handle Grey velvet headliner "Red Cartier" carpet Internal storage cover Battery switch 16’’ chrome spoke spare wheel Jack Our analysis Model history: In the post-war period, where scarcity prevails, only manufacturers able to export to earn currency are supplied with steel. In this regard, JAGUAR, whose Mark V is not yet ready, must urgently present a new model for the London Motor Show in 1948. Designed by Sir William Lyons himself in two weeks, the XK120 - for 120 miles per hour - will definitively enter the brand into legend: despite a more than imperfect ergonomics, the car is fast and reliable, and the XK120 will have immediate success. In 1954, to meet the needs of its American customers, JAGUAR introduced the XK140. This brought significant improvements in terms of comfort and driving pleasure: the engine position is moved 10 cm forward, the steering receives a rack and the suspension becomes both stiffer and more comfortable. Externally, the 140 is distinguished from the 120 by bulkier bumpers, a grille, and chrome profiles on the hood and trunk. In 1957, JAGUAR introduced the last evolution of the XK series: the 150. More powerful, more modern, easier to drive, and more efficient, the XK 150 will have good commercial success, especially in the United States. Body / Exterior: The model presented here is a January 1959 XK150 S Coupe in its period "Silver Metallic" color. The body was restored a few years ago and remains in excellent presentation condition today. The paint shows a uniform shade and excellent shine. After a professional polishing performed with an orbital polisher from our workshop, we noticed a small defect under the paint on the edge of the grille and a small paint chip on the edge of the driver's door. The chrome bumpers and trims are perfectly positioned and in excellent condition. The grille, optics, and lights are also in good condition, as are the chrome front mirrors. This specimen is equipped with LUCAS fog lights, both perfectly functional. The 4 chrome spoke wheels 16’’ and their chrome knock-offs JAGUAR are in excellent condition. The 4 VREDESTEIN tires show less than 10% wear both front and rear. This specimen has retained its chrome spoke spare wheel and its jack. Among the equipment and options Body / Exterior that this specimen is equipped with, we noted: the internal storage cover and LUCAS fog lights. Interior: The "Red Cartier" leather upholstery and matching piping are in excellent condition. We found some small scratches on the left rear pillar. The "Red Cartier" and "Grey" leather dashboard is in perfect condition. The cap and matching interior doors are flawless. The grey velvet headliner is in good condition. The entire SMITHS instrumentation is fully functional. The original clock is no longer functional. The JAGUAR 3-spoke wooden steering wheel and the original bakelite gear knob show a uniform patina of use. The entire "Red Cartier" carpet matching the upholstery is in excellent condition. Among the interesting interior equipment that this specimen is equipped with, we noted: the upholstery and central armrest in "Red Cartier" leather and the JAGUAR 3-spoke wooden steering wheel. Chassis: The m