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1953' Jaguar Xk120
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£115,000Published 18 October 2022ID: oV8XnQ
Expired
2 years, 1 month ago
2 years, 1 month ago
Information from the owner
Age: 69 years
Seller's comments about 1953' Jaguar Xk120
- Original color scheme from Stirling Moss vehicle
- All-Matching Numbers according to Jaguar Heritage Certificate
- Completely and very authentically restored in excellent quality
- Well over 1000 hours invested
- Photo documented restoration
Vehicle History:
The Jaguar XK 120 was one of the fastest production cars in the world in its day. The 120 in the name stands for 120 miles. This was also the reason why Sir Stirling Moss, one of the most famous British racing drivers ever, had ordered an XK 120 as a fixed head coupé. This vehicle formed the template in the restoration of this Jaguar XK.
Delivered as SE (Special Equipped) all units are still matching numbers. The current owner acquired this Jaguar in 2015 as a restoration object. In the following years he completely rebuilt it. No screw was left untouched. It was particularly important to the owner that the XK be rebuilt true to the original: no optimized shock absorbers, no cross screws, etc. were the premises. The body was restored by a company specializing in historic Jaguars, the engine and transmission by a specialist company in Germany. Since 2021, the car has been moved about 1, 000 km.
- All-Matching Numbers according to Jaguar Heritage Certificate
- Completely and very authentically restored in excellent quality
- Well over 1000 hours invested
- Photo documented restoration
Vehicle History:
The Jaguar XK 120 was one of the fastest production cars in the world in its day. The 120 in the name stands for 120 miles. This was also the reason why Sir Stirling Moss, one of the most famous British racing drivers ever, had ordered an XK 120 as a fixed head coupé. This vehicle formed the template in the restoration of this Jaguar XK.
Delivered as SE (Special Equipped) all units are still matching numbers. The current owner acquired this Jaguar in 2015 as a restoration object. In the following years he completely rebuilt it. No screw was left untouched. It was particularly important to the owner that the XK be rebuilt true to the original: no optimized shock absorbers, no cross screws, etc. were the premises. The body was restored by a company specializing in historic Jaguars, the engine and transmission by a specialist company in Germany. Since 2021, the car has been moved about 1, 000 km.
