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S814107

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2024-12-02 00:16:37 | pauls writes:

Car offered at:

www.classicdriver.com/en/car/jaguar/xk-140/1955/1031208

Seller's description:

Mileage 16 800 km / 10 440 mi

Car type Coupé

Chassis number S814107

Drive LHD

Condition Restored

Interior colour Green

Location Germany

Exterior colour Black

Gearbox Manual

Jaguar XK 140 FHC SE (1955) – A masterpiece of automotive history

For sale is a Jaguar XK 140 Fixed Head Coupé (FHC) Special Equipment, built in 1955, in stylish black - a dream for lovers of classic vehicles and discerning collectors. This exceptional example was originally delivered to the USA and has been in the possession of the current owner since 2015. A special highlight is the rare C-type “straight-port” cylinder head, which ensures increased performance. The vehicle was also extensively technically revised in 2016, making it a reliable and ready-to-use classic.

History and highlights

This Jaguar XK 140 FHC SE is an impressive example of British automotive art. After its initial delivery to the USA, the vehicle returned to Europe, where it has been driven and maintained by its current owner since 2015. The technical revision that took place in 2016 is particularly worth mentioning. This included extensive work to ensure that the car is in excellent condition not only visually but also technically.

The rare C-Type "straight-port" cylinder head from the successful Jaguar C-Type racing car series gives this XK 140 SE impressive performance and makes it a sought-after collector's item among connoisseurs.

Technical data and special features

Year of construction: 1955

First registration: USA

Current ownership: since 2015

Rare equipment: C-type “straight-port” cylinder head for improved performance and sporty driving dynamics

Engine: Powerful 3.4-liter in-line six-cylinder with “Special Equipment” package

Paintwork: Elegant black, perfectly presented

Interior: Original leather interior, luxurious and timeless

Condition: Technically and visually in perfect condition, ready to drive immediately

A rare collector's item for classic automobile lovers

More than just a classic, this Jaguar A car that will leave a lasting impression both on the road and in a high-quality collection.

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