The Jaguar Mk2, introduced in 1959, remains one of the most recognisable British saloon cars of the post war era, defined by its graceful styling, monocoque construction and the fabulous straight-six engine.

Designed under Sir William Lyons, the Mk2 successfully blended performance and luxury in a compact four-door format, quickly establishing itself as both a road going sporting saloon and a formidable force in motorsport.

The 3.8-litre variant arguably became the most desirable of the original range, offering the highest factory performance and cementing the Mk2’s reputation as a true 'gentleman’s express'.
This exquisite British Racing Green example has undergone a significant and ongoing programme of mechanical restoration and enhancement, with a particular focus on improving performance, usability and reliability.

The car was previously fitted with a 4.2-litre engine but following a mechanical failure, the decision was taken to return the car to its original specification accor...