In 1933, SS Cars Limited was formed, initially as a subsidiary of the Swallow sidecar-building business before, in 1945, rebranding as Jaguar Cars Ltd Their best selling models pre-war were the SS Jaguar Saloons in both 2½-litre and 1½-litre capacities with styling input from Sir William Lyons Powered by the 2½-litre overhead-valve six-cylinder developed with input from Harry Weslake, producing around 102bhp, driving through a manual gearbox, and featuring steel coachbuilt bodywork over an ash frame in traditional pre-war fashion Finished in Black and retains its original navy blue leather interior, along with what are understood to be its original instruments, tool kit and sunroof Understood to have been gradually restored from 1990 onwards, with ongoing maintenance and sympathetic upkeep rather than significant alteration from standard specification Supplied new by Henlys of Piccadilly to a Mr Worricker and registered on 15/06/1937, remaining with him for 48 years, thereafter, maint...