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S812709

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 S812709 27 August 1956
 HDG86498S 
 F12778 Not recorded
 JL35792MS ?
 14 August 1956 United States
 
 1957 Sherwood Green
 2009 Tan
 Rest: Nice 
 Original Grosse Pointe Woods
  Mich.
 Original 
United StatesUnited States
 

United States202980

Jaguar XK120, XK140 & XK150 photo

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Record Creation: Entered on 14 October 2007.

 

Record Changes

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2007-10-15 15:16:16 | XK Data writes:

The record was updated:

  • Current Color was changed from primer to black
  • Current Interior was changed from tan to red
  • Last Seen was changed from 1982 to 2007
  • 2008-11-21 16:33:06 | XK Data writes:

    The record was updated:

  • Car Condition was changed from Work in progress to Rest: Nice
  • Current Color was changed from black to sherwood green
  • Current Interior was changed from red to tan
  • 2009-11-30 14:48:49 | XK Data writes:

    The record was updated:

  • Original Owner State was added: ?
  • Last Seen was changed from 2007 to 2009
  • Registration numbers (raw data): was added: 202980|
  • Registration number location (raw data): was added: United States!MI|
  • Heritage Notes

    -Dunlop 600x16 Road Speed tyres -Lead free petrol okay -Multigrade oil (detergent or non) okay

    Owner: Bruce Schofield

    I bought my first Xk, in Michigan, in 1956; an xk 120 OTS. I did a frame-on restoration in '62 and sold it in '70. Had so much fun during those years. Hated to see it go. I got back into Jags with a '98 XJ8 VDP which I still have . A long lost friend mentioned he had a '57 XK140MC that had been in his garage since '86. He bought it from an Arizona dealer in '81. "The juices started flowing" and I bought it and am doing a frame-on restoration to bring it back as a "driver". At age 72, this will probably be my last major project,;but I hope to enjoy, once again, the wonderful experiences I had with the old 120.

    (email)

    Updated December 30th, 2007. Not legal proof of ownership.

    Photos of S812709

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    Exterior Photos (9)

    Uploaded October 2011:

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    Uploaded November 2010:

    2010-11-14
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    2010-11-14
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    Uploaded November 2008:

    2008-11-21
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    Uploaded October 2007:

    2007-10-14
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    Interior Photos (1)

    Uploaded November 2010:

    2010-11-14
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    Detail Photos: Engine (1)

    Uploaded November 2010:

    2010-11-14
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    2007-10-14 11:13:14 | Bruce Schofield writes:

    The car spent its first 24 years in Arizona. It was brought to Mich in 1981, driven until '86, and stored until Aug 2007, as which time I purchased it.
    I'm restoring the car as a "driver", doing a frame-on restoration. The finish color will be a med ERG, with Jaguar "tan" leather interior.
    This is my second XK. I had a '53 XK120 from '56 thru '73.

    2009-11-30 08:06:34 | Lofty writes:

    Completed 2 yr "frame on" restoration 7/08 and have been showing "Beauty", as we call her,ever since. She takes top honors in most competetions entered. What a great time we're having.

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