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1956' Jaguar Mark I
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£28,995Published 24 March 2024ID: 1a7WDw
Expired
7 months, 4 weeks ago
7 months, 4 weeks ago
Information from the owner
Body: Sports Car
Age: 68 years
Exterior color: Black
Seller's comments about 1956' Jaguar Mark I
1956 JAGUAR MKI 2. 4 SE SALOON (Manual with overdrive)
This elegant classic British Sports Saloon is finished in Jaguar glossy black with full red leather trim and polished walnut cappings.
This 66-year-old car has had 8 former keepers and has covered only 66000 miles from new.
The vehicle was fully restored by the famous Cooper Craft Company some years ago and used as a demo vehicle. It had a full nut and bolt restoration from the ground up, with a change of colour to black, special wire wheels fitted and also fitted with disc brakes all round by the Cooper Craft Company. There is a full photographic record of this interesting restoration. This car has been very well preserved since then. It is very good underneath having had the benefit of being waxoyled to offer protection and is now offering a very lovely patina.
The Heritage certificate states that the vehicle was sold new by Henleys of London on 22nd August 1956. It still retains its original transferable and valuable registration number of VUO 132, very nearly the same as Mike Hawthorns car. It has the original interior colour of red leather but the bodywork has been changed from cream to black.
It is both Tax and MoT exempt.
The features include: manual gearbox with overdrive, independent front suspension with double wishbones, coils springs, telescopic dampers, anti-roll bar, wire wheels, disc brakes, fully waxoyled and special wire wheels,
The history folder includes: current and previous V5s, buff coloured original registration document, current and previous MoTs, old tax discs, Penrite oil service book, in excess of £12, 000 for previous invoices, Jaguar Heritage Trust letter and certificate number 8186 confirming all numbers match including engine gearbox and body, Insurance paperwork, photos of the car both before and after the restoration, write up on this car, list of previous owners, 6 page road test report 25th July 1956, original sales brochure, copy of sales brochure, chassis lube service sheets, Jag lubrication char , Owners Handbook, Jag Drivers notification, Jag enthusiasts mags, Wikipedia report and lots of interesting correspondence from various owners over its lifetime.
This is a super opportunity to own a rare well fettled MKI Jaguar which in many peoples opinion, is the prettiest of them all.
This elegant classic British Sports Saloon is finished in Jaguar glossy black with full red leather trim and polished walnut cappings.
This 66-year-old car has had 8 former keepers and has covered only 66000 miles from new.
The vehicle was fully restored by the famous Cooper Craft Company some years ago and used as a demo vehicle. It had a full nut and bolt restoration from the ground up, with a change of colour to black, special wire wheels fitted and also fitted with disc brakes all round by the Cooper Craft Company. There is a full photographic record of this interesting restoration. This car has been very well preserved since then. It is very good underneath having had the benefit of being waxoyled to offer protection and is now offering a very lovely patina.
The Heritage certificate states that the vehicle was sold new by Henleys of London on 22nd August 1956. It still retains its original transferable and valuable registration number of VUO 132, very nearly the same as Mike Hawthorns car. It has the original interior colour of red leather but the bodywork has been changed from cream to black.
It is both Tax and MoT exempt.
The features include: manual gearbox with overdrive, independent front suspension with double wishbones, coils springs, telescopic dampers, anti-roll bar, wire wheels, disc brakes, fully waxoyled and special wire wheels,
The history folder includes: current and previous V5s, buff coloured original registration document, current and previous MoTs, old tax discs, Penrite oil service book, in excess of £12, 000 for previous invoices, Jaguar Heritage Trust letter and certificate number 8186 confirming all numbers match including engine gearbox and body, Insurance paperwork, photos of the car both before and after the restoration, write up on this car, list of previous owners, 6 page road test report 25th July 1956, original sales brochure, copy of sales brochure, chassis lube service sheets, Jag lubrication char , Owners Handbook, Jag Drivers notification, Jag enthusiasts mags, Wikipedia report and lots of interesting correspondence from various owners over its lifetime.
This is a super opportunity to own a rare well fettled MKI Jaguar which in many peoples opinion, is the prettiest of them all.
