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1952 Jaguar XK120 3.4-Litre Competition Roadster Registration no. OSJ 529 Chassis no. 672301

United Kingdom • 25 Jun 2022

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AI Listing Summary

This 1952 Jaguar XK120 is a competition-ready roadster with FIA papers, valid until 2028. It features a tuned engine, C-Type cylinder head, and has been maintained by marque specialists, making it suitable for racing or road rally events.

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Condition 

7

The car is described as an exceptionally well-known and potent competition XK120 roadster, often admired and presented in a wonderful period style. It has been developed at great expense into an FIA specification Roadster, with a substantial history file detailing much of this work and subsequent maintenance. The car has been campaigned admirably with success by previous owners and properly maintained over this period by noted marque specialists. It is offered with current FIA papers (valid to 31st December 2028), a detachable roll hoop and a spare set of wheels. Given the competition use, FIA papers, and specialist maintenance, a rating of 'Very Good' seems appropriate, reflecting slight wear from racing but overall solid condition.

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Transmission:

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Chassis No:

672301

Odometer:

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Reg Number:

OSJ 529

RHD/LHD:

RHD

• Current FIA HTP papers • Highly eligible race/road car for the 2022 season • Prepared by highly regarded marque specialists • Substantial history file • Delivered new to the USA Delays in the gestation of its MkVII saloon led to Jaguar exploring an alternative method of bringing its new 'XK' engine to public attention.

The result was the XK120 sports car.

Launched at the 1948 Earls Court Motor Show, the stunning-looking roadster caused a sensation.

Conceived as a low-volume model, the XK120 proved considerably more popular than expected, with the result that the expensive-to-produce, ash-framed alloy coachwork was replaced by steel after 240 cars had been completed.

Although it had not been designed with racing in mind, the XK120's competition potential was immediately obvious, not least to the factory, which entered a three-car team in the one-hour race for standard production cars at Silverstone in August 1949.

The XKs of Leslie Johnson and Peter Walker duly rewarded Jaguar's ...

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£54,304

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£155,736

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£316,250

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