2014-11-25 15:13:38 | XK Data writes:

The record was updated:

2014-11-27 13:58:49 | XK Data writes:

The record was updated:

2015-06-02 20:56:50 | XK Data writes:

The record was updated:

2014-11-23 10:05:14 | Lofty writes:

On Ebay 11/2014, eBay item number:171539866800

2014-11-24 17:54:30 | pauls writes:

Direct URL:
www.ebay.com/itm/171539866800

Sellers description:
1952 XK120 ROADSTER WITH MATCHING NUMBERS, OLD ENGLISH WHITE WITH RED LEATHER INTERIOR, VERY STRIAGHT FORWARD RESTORATION PROJECT.

2015-06-03 09:39:02 | Peter Ingram writes:

Now in UK

2024-07-04 18:23:35 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:

www.classicdriver.com/en/car/jaguar/xk-120/1954/982208

Seller's description:

Drive LHD

Interior colour Red

Location

Exterior colour Beige

Gearbox Manual

Drivetrain 

2wd

Fuel type 

Petrol

Description

Is a remarkably interesting matching numbers XK120 with an early life of National Sports Car Championship entries, a car that was raced in Florida, California, taken to places such as the Bahamas or Venezuela, then retired and off the road from the 1970’s through to 2019. The car was raced and owned by Henry Casper and Peter Coltrin, the latter a legendary figure in motoring journalism.

Having been uncovered in 2019, the XK120 was put in the hands of a leading XK specialist in the UK, who has very carefully preserved the originality of this car. Since being tucked away during the 1970’s, the car was coated in primer and left in dry storage.

This Jaguar XK120 was manufactured on the 6th July 1954 in open two-seater left hand drive format, finished in Cream with Red upholstery and distributed from Hoffman, New York. The XK then spent the 1950’s and 1960’s being raced by Henry Casper and Peter Coltrin with pit passes, letters and documentation all preserved and kept with the car. The car led an incredible early life and letters between Henry Casper and Peter Coltrin at very stages throughout the 1950’s and 1960’s make for very interesting reading, written from places such as Miami Springs when the car arrived ahead of a race in 1955, Caracas in Venezuela in 1957 and The Emerald Beech Hotel in The Bahamas.