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Jaguar MK II 3.8 - Exceptionally Good Example - JAG 44 Included
Sale price: £25,000.00 Make an offer
Car location: Abingdon, United Kingdom
Sale type: Fixed price listing
Technical specifications, photos and description:
- Make:
- Jaguar
- Model:
- MK II
- Year:
- 1964
- Type:
- Saloon
- Color:
- Green
- Mileage:
- 52150
- Engine:
- 3781
- Transmission:
- Manual
- Fuel:
- Petrol
- Drive side:
- Right-hand drive
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Jaguar MK II 3.8 - Exceptionally Good Example - JAG 44 Included for sale
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Jaguar MK II 3.8 - Exceptionally Good Example - JAG 44 Included
For Auction On The Market - See themarket.co.uk
£25,000.00
Make Jaguar Model MK IIYear 1964 Transmission Manual
Fuel Petrol Engine Size 3,781 ccm Mileage 52,150 Miles Emission class--
This car is in auction on The Market website. The auction is LIVE now. The price shown is the lower estimate.
All bidding takes place on The Market (see photos for web address), plus you will find further text, over 90 photos/video fully illustrating the car and its service history, and the ability to ask questions directly to the seller. The text below is just a brief summary of our full description.
This example was built on 12 th February 1964 and exported to Australia. It remained there, apparently in the care of only two owners, until exported to the UK in 2009. In July of that year it was registered here on a period-correct ‘B' plate but the following year changed hands and was re-registered with this rather valuable ‘JAG 44' number plate, which goes with the car. That plate is estimated at £6000 to £10,000 in value – compare similar numbers and you'll see.
At some point the car has had a very thorough repaint to an opalescent dark green – boot and engine bay just as well finished, for instance. The vendor thinks this was done prior to import but cannot be sure. In a hot, dry climate like Australia you avoid much of the rust but paint can suffer, so it's possible that the car was deemed worthy of a nose-to-tail repaint (and other work to brightwork and interior trim) either shortly before or shortly after import to the UK.
Before it left Australia, it apparently received a fully reconditioned 3.8-litre engine and an upgraded aluminium-cased Borg-Warner T 12 transmission, the same as used in the slightly later E-type 4.2 automatics, and a much nicer, lighter unit than the old DG 250 ‘box. So although the engine is fighting fit, the number does not match the Heritage Certificate.
After sale from the man who imported it, it remained with one keeper in Norfolk until our vendor bought it three and half years ago. He found the car hadn't been used much and deserved a recommissioning, which grew into a rebuild of the back axle and brakes, the suspension and eventually steering too, when the power steering rack developed a leak and had to be refurbished. The car has Coopercraft brakes all round.
It's now mechanically ‘belt and braces', as the vendor says, and in his words is ‘ready to drive anywhere – it doesn't get hot in traffic, it just drives absolutely superb.'
For much more description and photos see The Market website.
The vehicle can be viewed with us in Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
We are running online classic auctions continuously, please sign up on our website to receive a weekly auction-listing update.
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Unit 38 A Innovation Drive
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Abingdon
Oxfordshire
OX 14 4 RT
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Comprehensive listings for all vehicles with limitless photos, videos and documents All vehicles available to view before auction end Absolutely ZERO buyer's fees No auction sniping - auctions extend with last-minute bids See much more info about our auction process at themarket.co.uk/faq
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For Auction On The Market - See themarket.co.uk
£25,000.00
Make Jaguar Model MK IIYear 1964 Transmission Manual
Fuel Petrol Engine Size 3,781 ccm Mileage 52,150 Miles Emission class--
This car is in auction on The Market website. The auction is LIVE now. The price shown is the lower estimate.
All bidding takes place on The Market (see photos for web address), plus you will find further text, over 90 photos/video fully illustrating the car and its service history, and the ability to ask questions directly to the seller. The text below is just a brief summary of our full description.
This example was built on 12 th February 1964 and exported to Australia. It remained there, apparently in the care of only two owners, until exported to the UK in 2009. In July of that year it was registered here on a period-correct ‘B' plate but the following year changed hands and was re-registered with this rather valuable ‘JAG 44' number plate, which goes with the car. That plate is estimated at £6000 to £10,000 in value – compare similar numbers and you'll see.
At some point the car has had a very thorough repaint to an opalescent dark green – boot and engine bay just as well finished, for instance. The vendor thinks this was done prior to import but cannot be sure. In a hot, dry climate like Australia you avoid much of the rust but paint can suffer, so it's possible that the car was deemed worthy of a nose-to-tail repaint (and other work to brightwork and interior trim) either shortly before or shortly after import to the UK.
Before it left Australia, it apparently received a fully reconditioned 3.8-litre engine and an upgraded aluminium-cased Borg-Warner T 12 transmission, the same as used in the slightly later E-type 4.2 automatics, and a much nicer, lighter unit than the old DG 250 ‘box. So although the engine is fighting fit, the number does not match the Heritage Certificate.
After sale from the man who imported it, it remained with one keeper in Norfolk until our vendor bought it three and half years ago. He found the car hadn't been used much and deserved a recommissioning, which grew into a rebuild of the back axle and brakes, the suspension and eventually steering too, when the power steering rack developed a leak and had to be refurbished. The car has Coopercraft brakes all round.
It's now mechanically ‘belt and braces', as the vendor says, and in his words is ‘ready to drive anywhere – it doesn't get hot in traffic, it just drives absolutely superb.'
For much more description and photos see The Market website.
The vehicle can be viewed with us in Abingdon, Oxfordshire.
We are running online classic auctions continuously, please sign up on our website to receive a weekly auction-listing update.
Patina Classics Ltd T/A The Market
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4
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Email Email
Visit our Website
Unit 38 A Innovation Drive
Milton Park
Abingdon
Oxfordshire
OX 14 4 RT
Visit our e Bay Showroom
Reasons to buy from us
Comprehensive listings for all vehicles with limitless photos, videos and documents All vehicles available to view before auction end Absolutely ZERO buyer's fees No auction sniping - auctions extend with last-minute bids See much more info about our auction process at themarket.co.uk/faq
About us Online Professional Classic Car Auctions. The Market charges only 5% (plus VAT) commission for selling, and no buyers fee at all. If you are considering selling your classic, go to
Information about the vehicle above is provided by the Dealer for guidance. e Bay does not make any representations or warranties that such information is correct. e Bay does not have control over and does not guarantee the quality, safety or legality of items advertised or the truth or accuracy of the content of this information. Please satisfy yourself before purchase that the information is correct by contacting the seller.
Copyright © 1995-2021 e Bay Inc. All Rights Reserved. Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners. Use of this Web site constitutes acceptance of the e Bay User Agreement and Privacy Policy.
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