£42,560
1965 Jaguar MkX 4.2 Convertible
Brightwells • UK • 4 Dec 2024
Market Position:
Highest 10% of Past Sales
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£42,560
1965 Jaguar MkX 4.2 Convertible
UK • 4 Dec 2024
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This is an extremely rare, extensively restored MkX 4.2 Automatic Convertible, a unique conversion of exceptional quality. Displayed at the NEC in 2021 and maintained by Jaguar specialists, it's in magnificent condition, making it show-circuit ready.
Condition
8
The car is described as being in magnificent condition. It was extensively restored and has been dry stored for the last three years. While it has barely been used since 2021 and some precautionary checks are advisable, it seems to hold good oil pressure and is show-ready.
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Automatic
FRB600C
United Kingdom
1D50104BW
1965
Auction
£42,560
1965 Jaguar MkX 4.2 Convertible
Brightwells • UK • 4 Dec 2024
Market Position:
Highest 10% of Past Sales
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Description
Description From a deceased estate; extremely rare soft top conversion; extensively restored; ex-DD Classics; displayed at the NEC in 2021 Launched in the Autumn of 1961, the top-of-the-range Mark X was a radical departure for Jaguar, being technically far more advanced than any of its preceding saloons.
Clothed in an elegant fuselage-styled body, it was also enormous and Jaguar did not build another car as large for the rest of the century – only the LWB version of the 2003 XJ could match it for size.
Borrowing much of its technology from the E-Type, the Mk
X had independent rear suspension (unheard of in a British saloon at the time) which gave it remarkably nimble handling for such a big car, not to mention Rolls-Royce-humbling ride quality.
Four-wheel disc brakes and power steering were standard, and there was a choice of either Moss four-speed manual or Borg Warner automatic transmission.
Initially fitted with the E-Type 3.8 triple carb engine which gave it a top speed of 120...
Price Analysis vs Other Mk Xs
£1,690
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£9,489
Median Price (Since 2020)
£42,560
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Brightwells
Easters Court, Leominster, Herefordshire, HR6 0DE, England
Located in Leominster, Herefordshire, Brightwells is a physical and online auction house handling classic, vintage, and modern classic vehicles. They conduct regular auctions and offer vehicle consignment services.
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