Sold | Offered from the estate of the late Peter Stevens 1961 Jaguar Mark IX Saloon

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£32,200 (Est: £24,000 - £28,000)

Offered from the estate of the late Peter Stevens 1961 Jaguar Mark IX Saloon

United Kingdom • 19 Apr 2026 • Lot 108

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1961 Jaguar Mark IX Saloon boasts an exceptionally low 27,509 miles and has been meticulously restored, having previously resided in notable collections. Although its extensive history files and trophies are currently missing, the car's originality and documented care suggest it's a standout example of its kind.

Condition

9

The car is described as being in 'truly exceptional condition - cosmetically and mechanically'. It has very low recorded mileage (27,509 miles) and has been part of significant collections, undergoing a 'no-expense-spared restoration'. While the history files and trophies are currently not with the lot, the car itself is noted for its originality and prize-winning history, indicating it is near-perfect with minor signs of use.

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Transmission:

Automatic

Chassis No:

775940BW

Odometer:

27,509 miles

Reg Number:

RGV 1

RHD/LHD:

[RHD/LHD]

• Formerly part of the Sharpe and Glen Acres collections • Single family ownership from new until 1980 • Known ownership history from new • Automatic transmission • Purchased by Peter Stevens in September 2023 • Only 27,509 miles recorded at time of purchase This outstanding Jaguar Mark IX had only 27,509 miles recorded on its odometer when Peter Stevens purchased it from an online auction in September 2023.

It was said to have been last serviced around two years previously and to have seen hardly any use since.

Star of many a concours, the car comes with a host of trophies, cups, medals and certificates attesting to its prize-winning ways over the years.

It really is in truly exceptional condition - cosmetically and mechanically - and comes with a suitcase full of invoices, bills, receipts, articles, magazines, retoration photographs, correspondence, Heritage Certificate, and other documents.

The Jaguar was purchased new in 1961 by a Mr Ollie of Bury St Edmonds, who would go on to...