Classic Jaguar Range Expanded On Vintage Seekers

June 17, 2011 - PRLog -- Ranging from a 1935 Jaguar SS100 Sports Car through to the more recent 1984 TWR Group A Jaguar XJS Coupe, the collection spans the best of 20th century motoring.

1950s and 1960s Jaguars are well accounted for in the Vintage Seekers collection, with several examples of the legendary XK120, XK140, SS100 and XK150 marques.

Jaguar collectors will be excited to see one of the world’s finest unrestored examples of a 1961 Jaguar MK 9 3.8 Litre Saloon LHD, which was once owned by the Governor of Bermuda owned 1961, alongside the rarest of XK 150S 3.8 Drop Heads, one of only 19 cars produced by Jaguar in left hand drive form.

There’s also a very rare 1935 Jaguar SS100, which is the actual factory press car used to launch the SS100 at various motor events including the Olympia and Scottish motor shows in 1935

Many of Vintage Seekers’ Jaguars have distinguished competition backgrounds, like the 1954 Jaguar XK120 Roadster that won numerous titles across New England in the 1970s, and a 1937 Jaguar SS100 that placed third in the 25 mile all powers handicap Strathpine race in Brisbane in August 1946.

Some of the Jaguars listed on Vintage Seekers have remarkably low mileages considering their age, including a 1958 Jaguar MK 1 3.4 Saloon that’s done just 18,700 miles from new.
Motoring is one of six curated collections of design and collectibles available on the luxury retail platform, Vintage Seekers.

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