3.4 XK120 | British Racing Green | ||||
Drop Head Coupe | Tan | ||||
Right Hand Drive | Black | ||||
Henleys | |||||
W9806-8 | |||||
P2082 | Poole | ||||
JL18474 | Dorset | ||||
23 September 1953 | United Kingdom | ||||
1953 | British Racing Green | ||||
2023 | Biege | ||||
Rest: Concours | Black | ||||
Chichester | |||||
W Sussex | |||||
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NRU373 |
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Record Creation: Entered on 26 September 2023.
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2017-03-05 15:20:52 | Keith writes:
Amazing! I have a period photo with this car in the background. I'd love to know if it was owned by someone in my partner's family. If the owner would like a copy of the photo - just leave a comment.
2017-03-25 23:04:51 | Frank Brown writes:
I now own this car having purchased it via Twyford Moors in September 2016. It lives in Moray in Scotland . I am researching the cars history and a photograph with any details about prvious ownership would be much appreciated
2023-09-26 19:56:06 | pauls writes:
Car now offered at:
www.carandclassic.com/car/C1635028
Seller's description:
Price £125,000
1953 Jaguar XK120
Country United Kingdom
Region London
1953 Jaguar XK 120 DHC
Original RHD UK car presented in its original colour combination of British Racing Green coach work with magnolia leather interior.
Chassis number 667013
Engine number W9806-8
This car was restored to a very high level in 2010 with photographs to show works carried out. It has been sympathetically upgraded with Cooper Craft disk brakes, alternator, Borg Warner five speed gearbox, EZ electric power steering, electronic ignition, Ken Lowe electric fan, heater upgrade, LED lights and indicators, straight port cylinder head and inlet manifold, gas flowed and with larger valves, upgraded engine to fast road spec which develops circa 220-230 BHP at the fly wheel, HD6 carburetors have been replaced with HD8S, Aluminum upgraded radiator, electric choke. full clutch assembly 1 year ago when gear box was fitted, flywheel balanced at the same time, polycarbonate washers in the front steering, set up for rapid driving and adjustable shock absorbers
The car comes with a large service file for this high end example of a great classic car it would grace any collection.
2024-09-01 12:08:26 | pauls writes:
Now offered at:
jagxk.com/showroom/jaguar/jaguar-xk120-dhc-rhd-1953-for-sale
Seller's description:
This Jaguar XK120 drophead coupe is an original UK, right-hand drive example, making it one of only 295 such cars produced. Built in September 1953, this is an early XK120 drophead coupe with a very early chassis number. It was originally finished in British Racing Green with a Tan interior and a Black hood.
The first owner was E. Putnam of Parkstone, Dorset and retains original registration mark of NRU 373. It is not clear how long E. Putnam kept the car, but the history file shows that by 1958 it was owned by Werner Baum of Highgate, London. From there it was sold to Michael Fordway of Putney, London. In 1967, the car was sold to Fairfax Guy Wade-Parmer, who lived quite close to our garage in Romsey, Hampshire. Soon after this, in 1968, he sold the car to S. J. Watson in Southampton. At some point in this period, the car was repainted white.
It is believed that the car was then laid up in 1969 with either 42,000 or 48,000 miles on the clock. In 2010, it was purchased by Mr Gary Beaumont. Mr Beaumont restored the car to a very original specification, with the exception of modifying the battery box and fitting bucket seats to allow taller drivers to drive the car in comfort. A nice photographic record of the restoration is present in the history file along with extensive receipts from the restoration process. Once completed, the car was sold and upgraded with a view to taking part in international tours. The car has been fitted with disc brakes on the front and was converted to wire wheels at the same time. It has also been upgraded with a five-speed gearbox, an aluminium radiator, a header tank, an electric cooling fan, an alternator, electronic ignition, electric power steering, a windscreen wiper upgrade, and a sump guard. The car also benefits from a fast-road cylinder head and two-inch carburettors.
The car has taken part in a number of XK Club tours in recent years. Taking part in these events, it has travelled as far afield as New Zealand and India and proved itself to be a reliable and enjoyable car for touring. The extra cabin space created by the bucket seats, modification to the battery box, and a smaller steering wheel are a very welcome addition to an XK120. The well-conditioned upgrades, combined with the Brantz rally meter, make this an ideal car for touring and regularity events.
£92,500