2013-11-06 04:04:31 | XK Data writes:

The record was updated:

2014-01-06 00:27:25 | XK Data writes:

The record was updated:

2012-09-09 18:37:40 | pauls writes:

Car offered at:
classicshowcase.com/index.php/inventory/detail/252

Sellers description:
Color exterior: Imperial Maroon
Color interior: Biscuit / Tan Top
Wheels: Chrome Wire Wheels
Vin #: S838630DN
Engine #: VA1454-8
Gearbox #: JLS45347JS
Other 1: Body #: P3140
Other 2: Fitted Luggage
Other 3: Concours Tool Kit
This XK-150 received a spectacular, no-expense spared restoration done by Jaguar professionals in one of the finest shops in the United States. It has only been campaigned and shown since 2011, where it received three 100 point scores, and became a JCNA national champion. In 2012, it has been shown in two JCNA sanctioned shows, and scored 100 points in each!

2013-11-04 18:54:40 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 11/3/13
www.ebay.com/itm/Jaguar-XK-3-8L-Drophead-Coupe-100-point-concours-car-with-jag-c ...
Car has an opening bid of $199,900, for 3 days, no bids, buy it now price $255,000. Car now said to be in Rancho Santa Fe, California.

Sellers description;
1961 Jaguar XK-150
3.8L Drophead Coupe

You are looking at an exceptionally rare and concours show condition '61 Jaguar Drophead Coupe. The famed XK-150 was made from 1957 to 1961. The 150 had a very capable 3.4 liter engine, but in 1960 toward the end of this model, Jaguar began to offer the 3.8 liter engine that would subsequently go into the famed successor, the XK-E. This bored out engine produced a healthy 220 horsepower and disc brakes were added for the first time. Precise steering was by rack and pinion. Due to the increased cost and higher taxes in England for the 3.8, relatively few of this last of the 150s were made, adding to their desirability and collector's value.

This particular car was an outstanding driver car that was treated to a two and a half year complete nut and bolt restoration to the very highest standards by marque and especially XK-150 model experts, JK Restorations. The owner showed the car and won consistent 100-point Jaguar Club of North America scores as well as other wins at concours events. Eventually the car was sold to a west coast car collector who has continued to show the car with numerous first place wins. It is a numbers matching authenticated car with Jaguar Heritage Certificate.

The XK-150 Drophead is the most expensive of the 150s to restore, so this particular car, already completely restored to perfection, represents a tremendous value as well as highly collectable due to the rare 3.8 liter engine and the last year of this model. It is finished in a beautiful Imperial Maroon with tan leather and top. It is very complete with all tools, jack, books, extra manuals and period brochures. It also has fitted luggage in maroon.

2013-11-15 05:18:26 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 11/15/13
www.ebay.com/itm/Jaguar-XK-3-8L-Drophead-Coupe-100-point-concours-car-n-american ...
Car has a buy it now price of $259,000 for 6 days.

Previous listing received no bids.

2014-02-05 09:37:25 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 2/5/14
www.ebay.com/itm/Jaguar-XK-3-8L-Drophead-Coupe-1961-jaguar-xk-150-drop-head-coup ...
Buy it now price $265,000 for 6 days.

Previous auction ended at $141,100 after 7 bids.

2014-03-20 09:56:01 | pauls writes:

Car returns to ebay 4/20/14
www.ebay.com/itm/Jaguar-XK-3-8L-Drophead-Coupe-1961-Jaguar-XK-150-Drop-Head-Coup ...
Car has a buy it now price of $259,000 for 6 days.

Previous listing received no offers.

2014-05-31 08:12:47 | pauls writes:

Car to be at auction 7/14

www.rmauctions.com/lots/lot.cfm

Monterey

15 - 16 August 2014

Lot 113

1961 Jaguar XK150 3.8 Drophead Coupe

To be auctioned on Friday, August 15, 2014

$275,000 - $325,000

Chassis no. S 838630 DN

Engine no. VA 1454-8

Body no. P 8140

Gearbox no. JLS 45347 JS

With its many options, extensive brightwork, and handcrafted body, restoration of an XK150 can be a daunting prospect. However, a two-and-a-half-year restoration by XK specialists Jim and Gary Kakuska has taken the guesswork out of this car and resulted in a 2011 JCNA National Champion award that was bracketed by four total 100-point scores in JCNA judging.

Anyone familiar with rigorous JCNA judging will recognize the extraordinary quality of a car that achieves a perfect 100-point score, criteria for which are laid out over 180 pages of judging instructions in the club's rulebook. Thus, one finds complete large and small tools included, as well as matching fitted luggage. It is currently finished in a deep red Imperial Maroon over biscuit leather with an operating tan top, and under the hood displays the distinctive blue cylinder head of a 3.8-liter XK150.

Its Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust Certificate shows production in January 1960, with delivery to Dr. Asa Duggan Sr., of Washington, Georgia, in July 1960. Duggan, a World War II submariner, deep sea diver, and neurosurgeon at the Mayo Clinic, has surviving sons who will make a fascinating jumping-off point for a new owner's investigations into the car's history. In more recent years, it was owned and shown in the Midwest before being prepared for sale by a West Coast Jaguar specialist. The sparkling restoration, concours options, and enduring appeal of the XK150 Drophead Coupe will continue to make it welcome in any circumstances.

From the moment they appeared, the Jaguar XKs were recognized as something special. After all, three of the first five Pebble Beach concours winners were Jaguars, and two of those were XKs. If anything, the years since have only made the XK150 more desirable, as one of the truly timeless wonders from Coventry. The XK150 3.8 presented here is a rare and highly collectible Jaguar that is very well accomplished.

No sale, high Bid of $240,000

2014-11-19 09:24:09 | pauls writes:

Car to return to auction 1/15

www.goodingco.com/vehicle/1961-jaguar-xk150-3-8-litre-drop-head-coupe/

Estimate: $275,000 - $325,000 | Without Reserve

Chassis: S838630DN

Lot 141

SOLD: $220,000

According to its JDHT Certificate, this striking late-production XK150 3.8-Litre Drophead Coupe was factory-fitted with overdrive, completed during January 1960, and purchased new by Dr. A.D. Duggan. A man of many talents, Dr. Duggan served as a US Navy medical officer, submariner, and deep-sea diver during WWII, going on to become a respected neurosurgeon in Georgia following the war's end. Prior to the consignor's acquisition, this XK150 was owned and shown by two well-respected Jaguar collectors.

Following a two-and-a-half-year restoration by Jaguar specialists Jim and Gary Kakuska of Oswego, Illinois's JK Restorations, the XK150 was shown very successfully under JCNA judging, earning a perfect 100-point score at the July 30, 2011, Illinois Jaguar Club Concours according to JCNA concours results. Other outstanding results included a 99.930-point score at the July 9, 2011, JCNA Challenge Championship Concours and a 99.940-point score at the July 31, 2010, Illinois Jaguar Club Concours.

Resplendent in Imperial Maroon livery and a tan top over biscuit hides, this wonderful XK150 is offered complete with its corresponding JDHT Certificate, owner's manual, tools, and matching fitted luggage. Eligible for numerous concours and classic rally events, it delivers tremendous presence and capably marks the final expression of one of the finest sports car designs ever conceived.

2019-01-09 21:46:09 | pauls writes:

Car now offered at:

www.hemmings.com/classifieds/dealer/jaguar/xk-150/2153764.html

Seller's description:

Location: Boynton Beach, Florida, 33426

Stock #: 1283

VIN #: S 838630 DN

Mileage: 330

Transmission: Manual

Condition: Mint

Exterior: Imperial Maroon

Interior: Biscuit

VIN/Chassis #: S 838630 DN

Engine Number: VA 1454-8

Gearbox Number : JLS 45347 JS

Body Number: P 8140

Exterior: Imperial Maroon

Interior: Biscuit

Eleven First Place awards and four 100-point showings

Complete with tools, manuals, and matching fitted luggage

Authenticity fully confirmed by its Heritage Certificate

220 bhp, 3,781 cc DOHC inline-six, dual SU carburetors, close-ratio four-speed transmission with electric overdrive, independent front suspension with wishbones and torsion bar, live rear axle with semi-elliptic leaf springs, and four-wheel disc brakes. Wheelbase: 102 in.

With its many options, extensive brightwork, and handcrafted body, restoration of an XK150 can be a daunting prospect. However, a two-and-a-half-year restoration by XK specialists Jim and Gary Kakuska has taken the guesswork out of this car and resulted in a 2011 JCNA National Champion award that was bracketed by four total 100-point scores in JCNA judging.

Anyone familiar with rigorous JCNA judging will recognize the extraordinary quality of a car that achieves a perfect 100-point score, criteria for which are laid out over 180 pages of judging instructions in the club's rulebook. Thus, one finds complete large and small tools included, as well as matching fitted luggage. It is currently finished in a deep red Imperial Maroon over biscuit leather with an operating tan top, and under the hood displays the distinctive blue cylinder head of a 3.8-liter XK150.

Its Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust Certificate shows production in January 1960, with delivery to Dr. Asa Duggan Sr., of Washington, Georgia, in July 1960. Duggan, a World War II submariner, deep sea diver, and neurosurgeon at the Mayo Clinic, has surviving sons who will make a fascinating jumping-off point for a new owner's investigations into the car's history. In more recent years, it was owned and shown in the Midwest before being prepared for sale by a West Coast Jaguar specialist. The sparkling restoration, concours options, and enduring appeal of the XK150 Drophead Coupe will continue to make it welcome in any circumstances.

From the moment they appeared, the Jaguar XKs were recognized as something special. After all, three of the first five Pebble Beach concours winners were Jaguars, and two of those were XKs. If anything, the years since have only made the XK150 more desirable, as one of the truly timeless wonders from Coventry. This very highly collectable Jaguar is ready for show or a pleasant day drive on your favorite country road..

Expertly Restored by Classic Jaguar Specialists

100-Point JCNA Award Winner

2011 JCNA National Champion Award Winner

Rare 3.8-Litre Drophead Coupe Example

Accompanied by JDHT Certificate, Tools, and Fitted Luggage

3,781 CC DOHC Inline 6-Cylinder Engine

Twin SU Carburetors

220 BHP at 5,500 RPM

4-Speed Manual Gearbox with Laycock Overdrive

4-Wheel Hydraulic Disc Brakes

Independent Coil-Spring Front Suspension

Live Rear Axle with Semi-Elliptic

Price: $220,000 obo

2019-05-05 07:38:24 | pauls writes:

Ebay item 5/5/19

www.ebay.com/itm/1961-XK-150/372664706773

Classified ad price: $218,500, seller mcargallery, now said to be in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 335 miles reported.

Seller's description:

• 100-Point JCNA Award Winner

• 2011 JCNA National Champion Award Winner

• Rare 3.8-Litre Drophead Coupe Example

• Accompanied by JDHT Certificate, Tools, and Fitted Luggage

This car was an outstanding driver car that was treated to a two and a half year complete nut and bolt restoration by marque and especially XK-150 model experts, JK Restorations. The owner showed the car and won consistent 100-point Jaguar Club of North America scores as well as other wins at concours events. Eventually the car was sold to a west coast car collector who has continued to show the car with numerous first place wins. It is a numbers matching authenticated car with Jaguar Heritage Certificate.

Finished in incredible Imperial Maroon livery with a tan top over biscuit hides, this wonderful XK150 is offered complete with its corresponding JDHT Certificate, owner's manual, tools, and matching fitted luggage. Eligible for numerous concours and classic rally events, it delivers tremendous presence and capably marks the final expression of one of the finest sports car designs ever conceived. A truly spectacular XK 150