| XK150 | Indigo Blue | ||||
| Fixed Head Coupe | Biscuit | ||||
| Right Hand Drive | |||||
| Henlys, London | |||||
| 1 May 1959 | |||||
| VS1820-9 | |||||
| J10042 | Nutfield | ||||
| JLS43279JS | Surrey | ||||
| 21 April 1959 | United Kingdom | ||||
| 1959 | Indigo Blue | ||||
| 2024 | Blue | ||||
| Rest: Concours | |||||
| Somerville | |||||
| Victoria | |||||
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2015-06-24 13:17:25 | PaulW writes:
Imported to Australia in 1979.
2018-05-21 05:50:38 | David Bentley writes:
T824864DN. Originally registered WYH 150 (London). As Paul Whitfield states, by 1979 this car was in Australia. It is currently for sale and registered LLC 001 (Australia/Victoria).
Reg. WYH 150 has subsequently been transferred onto 150S FHC RHD T824868DN.
2024-02-13 19:48:38 | pauls writes:
Car offered at:
collectingcars.com/for-sale/1959-jaguar-xk150s-coupe
Seller's description:
62,426 miles (indicated)
manual
RHD
Royal Blue
Light Blue
3.8L Inline-Six
VINT8248B4DN
Originally delivered to United Kingdom
Lot #26040
private Sale
Somerville, VIC, Australia
This Jaguar XK150S Coupe is a wonderfully presented example of the elegant classic British sports car, which benefits from significant recent mechanical maintenance.
Under the bonnet sits a naturally aspirated 3.8-litre DOHC straight-six, fed by triple SU carburettors, delivering around 198kW to the rear wheels via a four-speed manual transmission with overdrive.
This example was originally a UK-market model, which was first sold through Charles Follet Limited in May 1959, though it is now located in Australia, where it has been with the seller and third Australian owner for four years.
The odometer indicates 62,426 miles, however this is not warranted.
EQUIPMENT AND FEATURES
This XK150S Coupe was originally finished in Indigo Blue with Biscuit interior upholstery, but is now presented in the handsome shade of Royal Blue over a light blue leather-trimmed interior, featuring dark blue door card sections, and a refined wood dashboard and door card trims.
It rides on a set of 15-inch chrome wire wheels with two-spoke knock-offs, which are fitted with Nankang Toursport NS tyres.
Equipment includes twin front spotlights, a four-spoke wood-rimmed steering wheel, a Pressmatic Deluxe radio, Smiths gauges, heater and ventilation controls, a locking glove compartment, and push-out front and rear quarter light windows.
This example has been fitted with a single bullet-style door mirror, an aftermarket extractor system, and has had a replacement gearbox, engine block, dashboard and radiator fitted, though the seller notes that the original items are included in the sale.
The car comes with a fire extinguisher, the original toolkit, the original sales invoice from Charles Follet Limited, the service manual, a set of wheel spats, a set of original steel wheels with tyres, a Production Record Trace Certificate from the Jaguar Heritage Trust, three sets of keys, and all the maintenance invoices from the seller’s ownership.
Please note: the numberplate ‘0766 H2’ is not included in the sale. It will revert to an appropriate, age-related numberplate in the event of a successful auction.
CONDITION
Specific notes from the seller include: the car has been repainted at some point in its past, and there are minor signs of interior wear.
The car’s last REGO test was conducted in 2020, which is understood to have resulted in a clean pass with no advisories.
SERVICE HISTORY
This XK150S’ most recent maintenance was carried out in May 2023 by JRG Automotive, which consisted of the generator being rebuilt, a new voltage regulator fitted, a heat shield upgrade, and the brake and power steering systems bled.
The differential was overhauled, and all the wheel bearings were replaced in October 2022.
The rear leaf springs were replaced, adjustable front and rear shock absorbers were fitted, and new sway bar brushes were fitted in July 2022.
Other notable maintenance includes a full service, including work on the electrics and all fluids replaced, as well as the fuel tank being repaired, the tachometer, indicator, clock, locks, ignition coil, high beam foot switch, and radiator hoses being replaced, new brake master and slave cylinders fitted, a new clutch slave cylinder, new steering rack mounts and power steering lines, and the battery replaced.
2026-06-19 16:14:15 | pauls writes:
Car now offered at:
www.carsales.com.au/cars/details/1959-jaguar-xk150-s-manual/OAG-AD-25700157/
1959 Jaguar XK150 S Manual
VIC • Dealer
$144,998
Vehicle description
S Fixed Head Cpe 2dr Man 4sp 3.8
Exterior colour Blue
Interior colour Blue
Body type Coupe, 2 doors, 4 seats
Transmission 4 speed Manual
Engine 6 cylinders, Petrol Aspirated, 3.8L
This beautiful Indigo Blue XK150S was originally delivered through Charles Follett, Ltd in Piccadilly, London, on the 6th May 1959. Originally a 3.4S, with a Biscuit leather interior, this XK has benefitted from an older restoration including an interior colour change to the current light blue, and a raft of mechanical upgrades aimed at increasing performance, dependability and ease of driving. There are almost $50,000 in receipts from its long-term ownership, making for a sorted, ready-to-go opportunity for its new custodian. The engine is now a 3.8 litre which has been taken beyond S specification with a hotter cam and exhaust extractors replacing the standard cast manifold. The cooling system has been upgraded with a larger alloy radiator and electric cooling fan. The original and sometimes difficult Moss Gearbox has been replaced with a Getrag five-speed, and a hydraulic power steering system has been fitted from a later Jaguar. The original overdrive switch has been repurposed to operate an electric choke, and the car starts easily, idles perfectly and makes a glorious bark as it responds instantly to the throttle. The gearshift feels tight and precise and the steering is direct and enjoyable. The original matching-numbers 3.4S engine and Moss ‘box will also come with the car, but it has been built to be reliably used and enjoyed. Indeed, it just came third in this year’s Targa Classica proving that it’s capable of comfortable and enjoyable multi-day touring. If you’re looking for the pinnacle of Fifties style and a driving experience to match, but without the hassle of tricky mechanicals, or worrying about dicing with modern traffic, this is the perfect classic. You will turn heads and be greeted with smiles and waves wherever you go, but most of all you will want to get out and really drive it, as often as possible.

























































