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This work of art has been considered a touring masterpiece of timeless design. An icon in the motoring world. Designed by Malcom Sayer, the Jaguar XKE was proudly assembled in Coventry England from 1961-1975. The Jaguar XKE went through many technical changes over the years but never lost its original design appeal. Three different series models were produced during the XKE run. The series 3 was only available as a coupe 2+2 and convertible 'roadster' models. The XKE can be distinguished as the car that sparred industry changes in both state- of- the art technology and safety improvements. With such advancements as rack and pinion steering and independent front and rear coil spring suspension. Such early technology that we take for granted in today's automotive world. Jaguar was one of...

Dubbed by Enzo Ferrari himself as 'the most beautiful car ever built'.

With 7,593 miles on the odometer since its restoration this Jag is very well done and ready for its new owner.

The 4-speed manual transmission shifts very well.

Restored by Reflections Paint and Body and meticulously maintained by Jaguar Denver this beauty is ready to make an entrance at the next concourse show or road rally.

You'll be the talk of the town!

Appraisal available upon request.

With a professional restoration meticulously finished in 2012, this 1954 Jaguar XK120 Drop Head convertible is truly a sight to behold. The XK120 was the fastest production car of its day and was a strong competitor on race day winning a few 24-hour endurance races including Mt. Druitt in Australia back in 1954. The 120 represented the top speed right from the factory. This XK120 is in excellent shape and has had a few minor upgrades bringing it up to date and making it an excellent drivers car including converting the electrical system to 12 volt from 6 volt, an electronic ignition, electric fan for optimal cooling, and a tremec 5-speed manual transmission adding synchros in all gears and an overdrive gear. These upgrades do not take away from the original looks of the car but increase the drivability dramatically. Redone just this last year in 2017 included the top end of the engine rebuilt with new valve seats for pump...

This Katswald baby blue 1969 Jaguar E-Type is a beautiful car with only 46,357 original miles on the odometer backed up by the Jaguar Heritage Trust Certification! This E-Type has a super clean dark blue leather interior that accents the paint very nicely. This gorgeous coupe has spent most of its life as a pampered member of the same family for the last 32 years. Power is derived from the all original 4. 2 Liter inline 6 cylinder which has 200 miles on it since a professional tune up, helping it boast an impressive 245 horsepower that really allows this Jaguar to accelerate like you wouldn-t believe. All of that power is mated nicely to a 4-speed manual transmission ensuring you have complete control over this timeless beauty. The series II E-Types were manufactured from 1968-1971, and are considered to be the best and most reliable drivers of the E-Type line. The styling proved to be timeless...

Under the hood sits a potent 4. 0l V8 and 5-speed automatic overdrive transmission with plenty of pep to keep you happy. The Carnival Red Exterior is contrasted by the Tan leather interior and convertible top. This luxury sport coupe has traveled just over 25K miles and has been well kept.

Take a seat in the drivers chair and feel the plush nature of this Jaguar immediately. The classic colors on these timeless body lines create a beautiful and iconic vehicle fit for royalty. Turn the key and the Jaguar purrs to life, the cabin insulating any unwanted noise. Drop the cloth soft top, roll down the windows and enjoy the warm air and Sun on your skin. Lay your right foot more heavily into the gas and the engine quickly goes from a soft purr to a monstrous roar.

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