2005-11-11 00:24:35 | Lofty writes:

As Listed on eBay - September 2005

Prototype Alloy XK 120 Number 009. Chassis No. 670009. Body No. F1011 - Cream. This is one of the first 10 Alloy Prototypes built by Jaguar. Sent to France and to the 1949 Paris Auto Show. The French Dealer Delecroix used this car for testing, and it was driven by all the actors in order to sell them an XK 120. Engine, close ratio gearbox, exhaust, and gas tank have been rebuilt. French papers. Car located in Belgium

2007-05-06 17:45:05 | Balcar writes:

to bad the chage of engine is not very good I have the 67015 totaly original send mr email FRE

2007-09-02 10:10:51 | paul writes:

It would nice to know who anonymous is. This car has all the history going back to Delecroix. The 2nd owner in the Rhone in France had the car for 30 years, and despite his not driving it for 15 of those years,the car has remained extremely original. We are in the process of stripping it at the moment, and if 'anonymous' wishes to contact me I would be happy th show him the car and documentation.

2007-09-02 16:23:51 | Roger writes:

A derogatory comment without any corroborating evidence was removed.

2007-10-29 08:02:26 | paul writes:

Original engine has now been located and is being rebuilt

2014-03-02 13:50:59 | Jeremy B writes:

I am puzzled.
Various sources quote that the parts book states that the first 18 RHD cars and the first 26 LHD cars had the straight-sided windscreen with the three-screw fixing. But on all such cars still extant, only 670001 has this feature. And here is 670009 at the Paris Motor Show wearing a curved 'screen.
Does anyone know the answer?